Akash Devcoolcoderr.hashnode.net·Mar 29, 2023My first coding testRecently, I took my first online coding test, which was conducted by Samsung Prism. The question posed to me was not overly difficult, but it did require a considerable amount of thought. After working on it for about 20 minutes, I was able to find a...Discuss·20 likes·68 readsDFS
Aayush Shahaaaaayushh.hashnode.net·Dec 10, 2022Maximum Product of a Splitted Binary TreeHello and welcome to the daily Leetcode problem series. This is the first problem I'm posting the solution to and hope to continue making daily posts after solving each Leetcode daily problem for the foreseeable future. The problem description is as ...Discuss·13 likes·50 readsLeetcode Daily Solutionsleetcode
Aayush Shahaaaaayushh.hashnode.net·Jan 14, 2023Lexicographically Smallest Equivalent StringHello and welcome back to the Daily Leetcode Series! We have a very interesting problem ahead of us today so let's dive in! Understanding The Problem Let's take a look at the problem description first: You are given two strings of the same length s1...Discuss·10 likesLeetcode Daily Solutionsleetcode
Akash Devcoolcoderr.hashnode.net·Mar 29, 2023My first coding testRecently, I took my first online coding test, which was conducted by Samsung Prism. The question posed to me was not overly difficult, but it did require a considerable amount of thought. After working on it for about 20 minutes, I was able to find a...Discuss·20 likes·68 readsDFS
UHuh.hashnode.net·Mar 14, 2023Leetcode 129 || Sum Root to Leaf NumbersProblem Link https://leetcode.com/problems/sum-root-to-leaf-numbers/ Discussion As input, the root of a binary tree is given. What we need to do that, Explore all the paths from the root to the leaf Each root->leaf makes a number, need to take all ...DiscussDaily LeetCode Challenge
Aayush Shahaaaaayushh.hashnode.net·Jan 14, 2023Lexicographically Smallest Equivalent StringHello and welcome back to the Daily Leetcode Series! We have a very interesting problem ahead of us today so let's dive in! Understanding The Problem Let's take a look at the problem description first: You are given two strings of the same length s1...Discuss·10 likesLeetcode Daily Solutionsleetcode
Poonam Pawarpoonam1607.hashnode.net·Dec 30, 2022Graph TraversalTraversing Let's imagine you have a puzzle🧩 with many pieces having arrows➡ on them that show you, where you can go next. To solve the puzzle, you have to visit every piece keeping in mind not to visit anyone twice. That's what ''Traversing'' the pu...Sakshi Singh and 1 other are discussing this2 people are discussing thisDiscuss·6 likes·61 readsBFS
Aayush Shahaaaaayushh.hashnode.net·Dec 10, 2022Maximum Product of a Splitted Binary TreeHello and welcome to the daily Leetcode problem series. This is the first problem I'm posting the solution to and hope to continue making daily posts after solving each Leetcode daily problem for the foreseeable future. The problem description is as ...Discuss·13 likes·50 readsLeetcode Daily Solutionsleetcode
Divyansh Sareendivyanshsareen.hashnode.net·Sep 11, 2022Ways to Traverse a MatrixIntroduction Matrix is defined as a group of similar or different data values arranged in rows and columns. In programming, matrices are represented as two-dimensional arrays. They are easily one of the most heavily used data structures in the field ...Discuss·4 likes·144 readsDSA
