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Solution to Tape-Equilibrium by codility

16 Jan

Question: http://codility.com/demo/take-sample-test/tape_equilibrium Question Name: TapeEquilibrium The variable of head stores the sum of the heading part of the tape. And the variable of tail stores the sum of tailing part. Then, we move the index from 2nd position to the … Read More »

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Solution to Perm-Missing-Elem by codility

16 Jan

Question: http://codility.com/demo/take-sample-test/perm_missing_elem Question Name: PermMissingElem or PermMissingElement The main challenge of this question is the XOR operations: X^X=0, and 0^X=X. Logically, the addition and subtraction operations also are able to do this work. But taking the overflow in computer into … Read More »

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Solution to Frog-Jmp by codility

15 Jan

Question: https://codility.com/demo/take-sample-test/frog_jmp Question Name: FrogJmp This is a very easy question. If with C, one statement is enought. UPDATE on 2017/11/29: Codility changed Python from 2.X to 3.X. So the integer division needs to be updated to “//” from “/”. … Read More »

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Set Up a Private Airfare Watchdog by Your Own

11 Nov

There are some public airfare watchdogs online. But we still have tons of reasons to set up a private one. For example, we do not want to share our email address, considering privacy and/or spam. Additionally, private watchdog has quicker … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 3.4 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

13 Oct

Before solving this problem, we introduce a simple library of stack with integers. Many following questions need an integer stack. Not to reinvent the wheel in our following solutions, we make a standalone integer stack library. Actually, we should do … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 3.3 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

10 Oct

The first part of this question is easy: use a set of stacks to mimic a single stack. In the second part, we need to implement a new method as popAt(int index) to make a pop operation on a specific … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 3.2 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

31 Jul

In my solution, I used a structure with two traditional stacks. One of them is used to store the original elements. The other is used to store the latest minimum elements. At any time, the top element in the second … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 3.1 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

19 Jul

I used a different solution from the ones in the original book. In the first official solution in the book, one stack might be full while another is empty. The space utilization is bad. In the second official solution, once … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 2.7 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

11 May

There is a similar and easier question: how to check if an array is a palindrome? Or equivalently, how to check if a double linked list is a palindrome? The three solutions in the original question work well for these … Read More »

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Unofficial C Solution to Problem 2.6 in Cracking the Coding Interview (5th Edition)

10 May

There is a follow up question: how to determine whether two linked lists, to say list1 and list2, intersect each other. Two solutions are available for this problem. On one hand, we could link the end of list1 to the … Read More »

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  • parikshit verma July 5, 2023 at 8:26 am on Solution to Missing-Integer by codility def missingnum(a): st=min(a) en=max(a) b=set(range(1,en+2)) if (en<1 or st>1) : return 1 else: return min(b-set(a))
  • Pavankumar Nandeshwar June 26, 2023 at 8:07 am on Solution to Dwarfs-Rafting by codilityOk fixed it. gives 100%: int solution(int N, string &S, string &T) { int q = N / 2 * N / 2; int lf...
  • Pavankumar Nandeshwar June 26, 2023 at 5:23 am on Solution to Dwarfs-Rafting by codilityCan someone explain what is wrong with my solution in C++ ? int solution(int N, string &S, string &T) { int q = N /...
  • Pavankumar Nandeshwar June 23, 2023 at 10:25 pm on Solution to Flood-Depth by codilityMy C++ Solution. O(N) #include <climits> int solution(vector<int> &A) { int max_depth {}; int max_lvl = {}; int min_lvl = INT_MAX; for (unsigned int i...
  • Carlos Martínez Trueba June 21, 2023 at 4:45 pm on Solution to Count-Distinct-Slices by codilityWell, I have tried this one with C#. Apparently, everything is correct, my code is correct and efficient, but for particularly one of the tests...
  • Jay Bariya April 28, 2023 at 11:11 pm on Solution to Brackets by codilityCompletely uneccessary solution using numbers. Python solution - O(N). def solution(S): bracket_map = {"{":10,"}":-10,"[":20,"]":-20,"(":30,")":-30} #check if even number of brackets N = len(S) if N...
  • Jay Bariya April 28, 2023 at 11:08 pm on Solution to Brackets by codilityVery nice solution!
  • Jay Bariya January 18, 2023 at 3:54 pm on Solution to Triangle by codilityI initially solved it using how Sheng did to just find the mere existence of a trianglular. My code can be modified to find all...
  • Jay Bariya January 17, 2023 at 1:23 am on Solution to Max-Product-Of-Three by codility100% Python solution. Hi @Sheng, I tried solving it without using sorting. Just min and max. I believe my complexity is O(N), but Codility shows...

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