Is this a game theory problem

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Attending IS&EE lectures can be boring and useless. Still, due to low attendance, Darshan has to suffer this class anyhow. Also, to his misfortune, he has Toshal sitting beside him. How much more boring can this situation get? You are given $N$, $X$ and the $N$ strings $H_1, H_2, ..., H_N$. There are $N$ strings $H_1, H_2, ..., H_N$ written on the bench. Darshan has a lucky integer $X$. D

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