Haybale Guessing
Description
The cows, who always have an inferiority complex about their intelligence, have a new guessing game to sharpen their brains.
A designated 'Hay Cow' hides behind the barn and creates N (1 ≤ N ≤ 1,000,000) uniquely-sized stacks (conveniently numbered 1..N) of hay bales, each with 1..1,000,000,000 bales of hay.
The other cows then ask the Hay Cow a series of Q (1 ≤ Q ≤ 25,000) questions about the the stacks, all having the same form:
What is the smallest number of bales of any stack in the range of stack numbers Ql..Qh (1 ≤ Ql ≤ N; Ql ≤ Qh ≤ N)?
The Hay Cow answers each of these queries with a single integer A whose truthfulness is not guaranteed.
Help the other cows determine if the answers given by the Hay Cow are self-consistent or if certain answers contradict others.
Input
* Line 1: Two space-separated integers: N and Q
* Lines 2..Q+1: Each line contains three space-separated integers that represent a single query and its reply: Ql, Qh, and A
Output
* Line 1: Print the single integer 0 if there are no inconsistencies among the replies (i.e., if there exists a valid realization of the hay stacks that agrees with all Q queries). Otherwise, print the index from 1..Q of the earliest query whose answer is inconsistent with the answers to the queries before it.
20 4
1 10 7
5 19 7
3 12 8
11 15 12
3
Source
USACO 2008 January Gold