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One lesser-known fact about the Maximum Product Subarray problem: it can be solved in linear time using dynamic programming! By keeping track of the maximum and minimum products ending at each position, we can efficiently find the maximum product subarray.
Did you know that Quick Select can be used to solve many common problems? Finding the median of an unsorted array, finding the k-th largest element, finding the k-th smallest element in a stream or between points in a plane - all can be solved using Quick Select!
Two Sum Problem is an important concept to learn for solving several array questions! It involves finding two numbers in an array that add up to a target value
One thing to keep in mind when using Counting Sort is that it only works for arrays with small integers. If the range of integers is large, then we need to use a different algorithm.
Did you know that the Dutch National Flag Algorithm can be used to solve problems in other data structures, not just arrays? It can be applied to trees and graphs by keeping track of a sliding window over the nodes or edges