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Leetcode: Edit Distance

October 10, 2019 by Arshdeep Singh

Given two words word1 and word2, find the edit distance between word1 and word2 i.e. minimum number of operations required to convert word1 to word2.

You have the following 3 operations permitted on … Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Amazon Interview Question, Google, LeetCode, Uncategorized Tagged With: Dynamic Programming, Recursion, string

Fibonacci Hashing & Fastest Hashtable

July 31, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Fibonacci Hashing : How do we find out what this Fibonacci Hashing is?
In real world Fibonacci hashing is not implemented or used even a part of it, because it’s actually more (Time and Space) … Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Data Structure, problem Tagged With: Hashing, Hashmap, Mathematical

Hackerearth : Counting Subarrays

July 7, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Given an array A of N positive integer values. A sub-array of this array is called Odd-Even sub-array if the number of odd integers in this sub-array is equal to the number  of even integers … Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Array, Hacker Earth Questions Tagged With: Array, Hashing, implementation

Facebook Interview Question : Interleave List

May 14, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Interleave List

Interleave List If input = [[1,2,3], [9, 0], [5], [-4,-5,-2,-3,-1]] then output = [1,9,5,-4,2,0,-5,3,-2,-3,-1];
Asked in Facebook F2F… Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Data Structure, Facebook Tagged With: 2d matrix, Array, Linked List

Number of Islands BFS/DFS

April 5, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

example for rejecting a component

Problem Statement:

Given a 2d grid containing either values either 0 or 1 where 1 represents land and 0 represents water. You have to calculate the number of total islands in the given grid. An … Read More

Filed Under: Adobe Interview Questions, Algorithm, Amazon Interview Question, Data Structure, Graph Tagged With: 2d matrix, BFS, DFS

Coin Collection Dynamic Programming

February 4, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Problem Statement:Coin Collection Dynamic Programming

Given a rectangular grid where each cell contains some coins. You are at the first row and you want to go to the last row with the objective of collecting … Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Interview Questions Tagged With: 2d matrix, Dynamic Programming

Sequence Finder Dynamic Programming

January 28, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Sequence Finder

Given two arrays A and B of equal size, you have to determine whether the following the sequence is possible or not.

… Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Array, Interview Questions, Uncategorized Tagged With: Array, Dynamic Programming

Subset Sum Problem Dynamic programming

January 23, 2018 by Dhaval Dave

Example

Problem Statement of Subset Sum Dynamic Programming

Given a set T containing a list of integers and a sum S, does a subset of T exists whose sum is equal to S.

NOTE – Subset … Read More

Filed Under: Adobe Interview Questions, Algorithm, Amazon Interview Question, Array, Data Structure, Flipkart Interview Questions, Interview Questions Tagged With: Array, Dynamic Programming

Introduction To Number Theory ( Part 1 )

December 27, 2017 by Dhaval Dave

Number Theory is used a lot for solving real world problems and for the same reason It’s asked most of the time in interviews. This article marks the beginning of series of articles over Number … Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Amazon Interview Question, Flipkart Interview Questions, Interview Questions, Microsoft Interview Questions Tagged With: Euclid's Algorithm, Modular Exponentiation, Number Theory

Maximum sum contiguous subarray of an Array

December 25, 2017 by Dhaval Dave

Given an Array A with n integers both positive and negative, find the maximum sum contiguous subarray within A which has the largest sum

… Read More

Filed Under: Algorithm, Array, Interview Experience, Interview Questions, problem Tagged With: Array, Dynamic Programming, Kadane

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