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π₯ LeetCode 152: Maximum Product Subarray
Beats π―% β± Runtime: 0ms
π Trick: Track product from both prefix & suffix because negatives can flip max β min.
β‘ Elegant O(n) solution
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π Solved LeetCode 493 β Reverse Pairs β
Sometimes in life (just like in arrays), pairs donβt align perfectly.
But with the right approach (merge, count, conquer) β order is restored. π‘
Keep merging your efforts, and youβll sort through challenges too. π₯
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π‘ Todayβs grind: LeetCode 560 β Subarray Sum Equals K
β Accepted with prefix sum + hashmap technique
β± Runtime: 80ms | Memory: 53MB
Not the fastest yet, but progress > perfection
Each solve is one step closer to mastering patterns
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π0 ms Runtime! π―% faster than everyone!
Just cracked Pascalβs Triangle on LeetCode with C++ π₯
Hard work + clean logic = smooth acceptance β
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π» Accepted on LeetCode!
π₯ 133/133 test cases passed
β‘ Runtime: 0 ms (beats 100%!)
π Memory: 128.13 MB
Problem: Rearrange Array by Sign
Language: C++
Always feels good when code runs in 0ms π
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π― LeetCode 36 β Valid Sudoku
β 507/507 test cases passed
β‘ Runtime: 0 ms (Beats 100%)
πΎ Memory: 21.56 MB (Beats 90%)
Checked each row, column & 3Γ3 box for duplicates in O(1) time (fixed 9Γ9 board).
Clean & fast C++ validation! πͺ #LeetCode#CPP#DSA
π Daily LeetCode
π‘ Problem: Max Frequency Elements
β Language: C++
β‘ Runtime: 0 ms (beats 100%)
πΎ Memory: 23.22 MB
π Key idea: Use an unordered_map to count frequencies, track max frequency, and sum up elements matching it.
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