1st round: 2nd coding question: describes a new programming language that only contains one binary operator #. This operator takes two integers as input and returns their sum. However, the operation modifies the values of the input integers in a specific way: the value of the first operand (a) is updated to be the sum of a and b, while the value of the second operand (b) remains unchanged. The problem is to find the minimum number of operations required to make either L or M strictly greater than N using this # operator. The input consists of three integers: L, M, and N. The output should be the minimum number of operations needed to achieve the desired condition.
