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#2648Easy

Generate Fibonacci Sequence

Acceptance: 83.6%

#2651Easy

Calculate Delayed Arrival Time

Math

Acceptance: 75.6%

#2652Easy

Sum Multiples

Math

Acceptance: 85.9%

#2656Easy

Maximum Sum With Exactly K Elements

ArrayGreedy

Acceptance: 80.6%

#2660Easy

Determine the Winner of a Bowling Game

ArraySimulation

Acceptance: 37.9%

#2665Easy

Counter II

Acceptance: 80.5%

#2666Easy

Allow One Function Call

Acceptance: 86.6%

#2667Easy

Create Hello World Function

Acceptance: 81.6%

#2668Easy

Find Latest Salaries

Database

Acceptance: 73.4%

#2669Easy

Count Artist Occurrences On Spotify Ranking List

Database

Acceptance: 73.3%

#2670Easy

Find the Distinct Difference Array

ArrayHash Table

Acceptance: 77.1%

#2677Easy

Chunk Array

Acceptance: 83.8%

#2678Easy

Number of Senior Citizens

ArrayString

Acceptance: 81.5%

#2682Easy

Find the Losers of the Circular Game

ArrayHash TableSimulation

Acceptance: 50.5%

#2687Easy

Bikes Last Time Used

Database

Acceptance: 80.6%

#2689Easy

Extract Kth Character From The Rope Tree

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 73.4%

#2690Easy

Infinite Method Object

Acceptance: 92.3%

#2695Easy

Array Wrapper

Acceptance: 88.6%

#2696Easy

Minimum String Length After Removing Substrings

SimulationStackString

Acceptance: 77.5%

#2697Easy

Lexicographically Smallest Palindrome

GreedyStringTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 81.4%

#2703Easy

Return Length of Arguments Passed

Acceptance: 94.4%

#2704Easy

To Be Or Not To Be

Acceptance: 62.6%

#2706Easy

Buy Two Chocolates

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 68.3%

#2710Easy

Remove Trailing Zeros From a String

String

Acceptance: 79.5%

#2715Easy

Timeout Cancellation

Acceptance: 89.1%

#2716Easy

Minimize String Length

Hash TableString

Acceptance: 79.6%

#2717Easy

Semi-Ordered Permutation

ArraySimulation

Acceptance: 64.2%

#2723Easy

Add Two Promises

Acceptance: 91.5%

#2724Easy

Sort By

Acceptance: 82.8%

#2725Easy

Interval Cancellation

Acceptance: 82.3%

#2726Easy

Calculator with Method Chaining

Acceptance: 76.2%

#2727Easy

Is Object Empty

Acceptance: 80.8%

#2728Easy

Count Houses in a Circular Street

ArrayInteractive

Acceptance: 86.1%

#2729Easy

Check if The Number is Fascinating

Hash TableMath

Acceptance: 53.0%

#2733Easy

Neither Minimum nor Maximum

ArraySorting

Acceptance: 76.2%

#2739Easy

Total Distance Traveled

MathSimulation

Acceptance: 41.9%

#2744Easy

Find Maximum Number of String Pairs

ArrayHash TableSimulation+1

Acceptance: 82.4%

#2748Easy

Number of Beautiful Pairs

ArrayCountingHash Table+2

Acceptance: 53.5%

#2758Easy

Next Day

Acceptance: 84.2%

#2760Easy

Longest Even Odd Subarray With Threshold

ArraySliding Window

Acceptance: 32.4%

#2765Easy

Longest Alternating Subarray

ArrayEnumeration

Acceptance: 35.7%

#2769Easy

Find the Maximum Achievable Number

Math

Acceptance: 91.3%

#2774Easy

Array Upper Bound

Acceptance: 82.0%

#2778Easy

Sum of Squares of Special Elements

ArrayEnumeration

Acceptance: 82.0%

#2784Easy

Check if Array is Good

ArrayHash TableSorting

Acceptance: 57.3%

#2788Easy

Split Strings by Separator

ArrayString

Acceptance: 76.1%

#2794Easy

Create Object from Two Arrays

Acceptance: 64.3%

#2796Easy

Repeat String

Acceptance: 92.9%

#2797Easy

Partial Function with Placeholders

Acceptance: 89.0%

#2798Easy

Number of Employees Who Met the Target

Array

Acceptance: 87.7%

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