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Day 253/365 – 365 Days of Coding

Another day, another problem solved!

Today's challenge was LeetCode 3693 – Climbing Stairs II (Medium).

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Certificate of Participation in Data Structures MCQ Quiz. of Data Structures Blitz Quiz 2026 @ https://t.co/P4YFOAsAP5

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Day 252/365 – 365 Days of Coding

Today’s challenge was LeetCode 1606 – Find Servers That Handled Most Number of Requests (Hard).

#365DaysOfCode #LeetCode #DSA #CPlusPlus #ProblemSolving #CodingChallenge

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Day 251/365

Solved LeetCode 1267 – Count Servers that Communicate.

Used row and column counts to identify servers that can communicate with another server.

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Day 250/365

Reached a milestone: 250 days of consistent coding!

Today's challenge: LeetCode 1882 – Process Tasks Using Servers.

Practiced task scheduling, priority queues, and managing server availability using C++.

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Day 249/365! Another day, another problem solved.

Today's challenge was LeetCode 1385 – Find the Distance Value Between Two Arrays.

The key idea was to check each element in the first array and see whether every element in the second array is at a distance greater than d.

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Day 248/365 – 365 Days of Code

Today's challenge was a Hard one!

LeetCode 3505 – Minimum Operations to Make Elements Within K Subarrays Equal

This problem pushed me to think carefully about sliding windows, median maintenance, and optimization.

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Day 247/365 – 365 Days of Code 🚀

Today's problem: LeetCode 3736 – Minimum Moves to Equal Array Elements III (Easy).

#365DaysOfCode #LeetCode #CPlusPlus #DSA #ProblemSolving #CodingJourney

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Certificate of Participation in The Quantum Technology Quiz @ https://t.co/xIXipMVNhp

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Day 246/365

Today's challenge: LeetCode 462 – Minimum Moves to Equal Array Elements II (Medium).

The key idea? Use the median as the target.

After sorting the array, I picked the middle element and added the absolute difference between every element and that median.

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Certificate of Participation in Software Developer Internship @ https://t.co/VQPXQxNncr

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Day 245/365 💻

Today's problem: LeetCode 453 – Minimum Moves to Equal Array Elements (Medium).

The trick was to look at the operation differently.

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Day 244/365

Today's challenge: LeetCode 3665 – Twisted Mirror Path Count (Medium).

A grid-path problem with a twist: mirrors change the robot's direction when it tries to enter them!

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Day 242/365

Today's challenge: LeetCode 3841 – Palindromic Path Queries in a Tree (Hard).

The task involved character updates on tree nodes and checking whether characters along a path could be rearranged into a palindrome.

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Day 241/365

Solved LeetCode 3882 – Minimum XOR Path in a Grid in C++.

The goal: find the minimum XOR across all paths from the top-left to the bottom-right, moving only right or down.

Practiced breaking the problem down with dynamic programming and bitwise XOR.

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Day 240/365

Today's challenge: LeetCode 3963 – Create Grid With Exactly One Path

Built a grid in C++ with strategically placed obstacles to ensure there’s exactly one path from the top-left to the bottom-right.

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Day 239/365

Today's challenge: LeetCode 3619 – Count Islands With Total Value Divisible by K

Used DFS in C++ to explore connected land cells, calculate each island's total, and check whether that total is divisible by k.

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Day 238/365

Solved LeetCode 1254 – Number of Closed Islands today!

Used BFS in C++ to explore connected land cells and check whether each island stays away from the grid’s boundary.