Starting Singly Linked List (SLL) from the pure basics heading for perfection, from zero to adv ....
~ Search for an element in SLL
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It's one of the classical problems from <deque> you can say the best one till now
~No. of people in the queue after k sec
It showcases the brilliant use of deque , do check it out
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"Are you running out of gas every time you start a journey? No worries" :)
Ik it was a cheesy line . But anyways here's the famous Gas Station problem #LeetCode 134 (Greedy Approach) you'll find it very unique ...
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Learning the basic Object Oriented Programming(OOPS) in c++ which is required for Linked List's problem solving. I don't want to engage deep in oops , rather know only what's required for problem solving. Hope that helps...
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Following question is taken from #GFG :
~First Negative In Every Window Of Size K
A very interesting Queue approach make sure to check it out . It clears every inch of your doubt in Queue...
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Here's a problem from #LeetCode 118 , this is a 2D pattern type question, without using binomial coefficient, pure loop approach anyone can attempt ...
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This is the code for ~ "Largest Rectangle in Histogram" this is a standard problem for stack . You can attempt this problem if you are done with your basics . Go and smash this medium level problem...
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This is a unique program where we use a paired queue. But the thing that amaze me is the program can be attempted by the rookies.
Do check this program:
-Rotten Oranges Using Queue
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If you want to crack the concept of how a deque works , then this is the perfect program for you :
~ Sliding Window Maximum ( using deque)
Trust me just attempt the question once, it will be worth every minute
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The following program depicts the code for "First non-repeating character in a stream" , it's user friendly and can easily be attempted by beginners. That's the beauty of it... โจ
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