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Blind75 Flashcards

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1
Q

Find Duplicate Elements in Array

A

HashSet: Inset in O(1)
Add the element if it is not present.
If present then duplicate.
Space = Time = O(n)

If we need Time O(1)
a) Brute Force = O(n2)
b) Sort O(nlogn) and Compare beside elements

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2
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Find if two strings are anagram of each other

A

1) Take 2 hashmaps -> if count_s1(key) == count_s2(key)

2) sorted(s1) == sorted(s2)

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3
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TWO SUM in an array

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1) Brute Force = O(n2)

2) diff = target - n
if diff is present in PrevHashmap return prevhashmap(dif) and n

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4
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GROUP ANAGRAMS

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Single solution: O(m*n)

finalRes = defaultdict(list)

for s in strings:
count = [0] * 26

 for c in s:
   value = ord[c] - ord["a"]
   count[value] ++   finalRes[count].append(s)

return finRes.values()

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5
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TOP K Frequent elements

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1) O(nlogn) - Traverse + Sort

2)O( K Log n) - Heapify

3) Reverse Bucket sort:

hashmap = {} to count nums
freq[[] for i in len(nums) + 1] to store array of nums with index count

for n,c in hashmap.items():
freq[c] = n // freq[c].append(n)

for i in range(len(freq)-1,0,-1)
for n in freq[i]
res.append(n)

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5
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Encode and Decode String

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encode() -> res = str(len(s)) + “#” + s

decode()-> res,i = [], 0

while i<len(s)
j=i
while s[j] != ‘#’:
j+1
length = int(str[i:j])
res.append(str[j+1 : j+1+length])
i = j+1+length

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Product of array except self

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O(n)

result = [1] * len(nums)

prefix=1
for i in range(len(nums)):
result[i] = prefix
prefix* = nums[i]

postfix=1
for i in range(len(nums)-1 , -1, -1)
result[i]* = postfix
postfix* = nums[i]
return result

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7
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Longest Sequence in a List

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numset = set(nums)

for n in nums:
if (n-1) not in numset:
length = 0
while(n+length) in numset:
length++
longest = max(longest,length)
return longest

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