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| | | | | PatternDescriptionExample usagesWorks onTwo pointersIterate over an array or multiple arrays to achieve some goal, faster than O(n^2)Finding palindromes, merging two arrays, subsequences in stringsUnsorted arrays, sorted arrays, stringsSliding windowFind a subarray that satisfies some numerical constraint. (If the constraint involves counting, use a hashmap).Add elements from the right until the constraint is broken, then remove... | |
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| | | | | In a previous entry we have introduced the data structure levelorder_vector , which provides faster binary search than sorted vectors (... | |
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| | | | | Introduction A linked list is a fundamental data structure which consists of Nodes that are connected to each other. Other variations are: Double linked list Circular linked list (circular buffer) The Singly Linked List To visualize the data structure, if you want to store two integers 10 and 20 you will have a 2 node linked list that will have: [Node 1, Value 10] -> [Node 2, Value: 20] -> [null] | |
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| | | Introduction Asymptotic Analysis Measuring Algorithmic Performance Orders of Complexity Growth Types Constant Time Logarithmic Time Square Root Time Linear Time Linearithmic Time Quadratic Time Polynomial Time Exponential Time Factorial Time Introduction In this post we're going to review some different algorithmic time complexities. Let me begin by clarifying, when I say 'algorithm' I mean: 'logic written in code' and when I say 'operation' I mean: 'a unit of code was evaluated', and that operation coul... | ||