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#1056Easy

Confusing Number

Math

Acceptance: 49.8%

#1064Easy

Fixed Point

ArrayBinary Search

Acceptance: 64.1%

#1065Easy

Index Pairs of a String

ArraySortingString+1

Acceptance: 68.6%

#1068Easy

Product Sales Analysis I

Database

Acceptance: 85.3%

#1069Easy

Product Sales Analysis II

Database

Acceptance: 82.1%

#1071Easy

Greatest Common Divisor of Strings

MathString

Acceptance: 54.1%

#1075Easy

Project Employees I

Database

Acceptance: 64.2%

#1076Easy

Project Employees II

Database

Acceptance: 50.1%

#1078Easy

Occurrences After Bigram

String

Acceptance: 64.1%

#1082Easy

Sales Analysis I

Database

Acceptance: 74.6%

#1083Easy

Sales Analysis II

Database

Acceptance: 49.8%

#1084Easy

Sales Analysis III

Database

Acceptance: 46.8%

#1085Easy

Sum of Digits in the Minimum Number

ArrayMath

Acceptance: 76.6%

#1086Easy

High Five

ArrayHash TableHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 74.5%

#1089Easy

Duplicate Zeros

ArrayTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 54.1%

#1099Easy

Two Sum Less Than K

ArrayBinary SearchSorting+1

Acceptance: 61.9%

#1103Easy

Distribute Candies to People

MathSimulation

Acceptance: 67.5%

#1108Easy

Defanging an IP Address

String

Acceptance: 90.0%

#1113Easy

Reported Posts

Database

Acceptance: 65.0%

#1114Easy

Print in Order

Concurrency

Acceptance: 70.3%

#1118Easy

Number of Days in a Month

Math

Acceptance: 59.4%

#1119Easy

Remove Vowels from a String

String

Acceptance: 91.2%

#1122Easy

Relative Sort Array

ArrayCounting SortHash Table+1

Acceptance: 75.4%

#1128Easy

Number of Equivalent Domino Pairs

ArrayCountingHash Table

Acceptance: 60.7%

#1133Easy

Largest Unique Number

ArrayHash TableSorting

Acceptance: 71.3%

#1134Easy

Armstrong Number

Math

Acceptance: 77.8%

#1137Easy

N-th Tribonacci Number

Dynamic ProgrammingMathMemoization

Acceptance: 63.2%

#1141Easy

User Activity for the Past 30 Days I

Database

Acceptance: 49.2%

#1142Easy

User Activity for the Past 30 Days II

Database

Acceptance: 35.7%

#1148Easy

Article Views I

Database

Acceptance: 76.8%

#1150Easy

Check If a Number Is Majority Element in a Sorted Array

ArrayBinary Search

Acceptance: 59.9%

#1154Easy

Day of the Year

MathString

Acceptance: 50.3%

#1160Easy

Find Words That Can Be Formed by Characters

ArrayCountingHash Table+1

Acceptance: 71.5%

#1165Easy

Single-Row Keyboard

Hash TableString

Acceptance: 87.6%

#1173Easy

Immediate Food Delivery I

Database

Acceptance: 80.9%

#1175Easy

Prime Arrangements

Math

Acceptance: 63.3%

#1176Easy

Diet Plan Performance

ArraySliding Window

Acceptance: 55.9%

#1179Easy

Reformat Department Table

Database

Acceptance: 76.9%

#1180Easy

Count Substrings with Only One Distinct Letter

MathString

Acceptance: 80.9%

#1184Easy

Distance Between Bus Stops

Array

Acceptance: 56.7%

#1185Easy

Day of the Week

Math

Acceptance: 59.6%

#1189Easy

Maximum Number of Balloons

CountingHash TableString

Acceptance: 64.1%

#1196Easy

How Many Apples Can You Put into the Basket

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 67.0%

#1200Easy

Minimum Absolute Difference

ArraySorting

Acceptance: 75.1%

#1207Easy

Unique Number of Occurrences

ArrayHash Table

Acceptance: 78.7%

#1211Easy

Queries Quality and Percentage

Database

Acceptance: 43.6%

#1213Easy

Intersection of Three Sorted Arrays

ArrayBinary SearchCounting+1

Acceptance: 80.2%

#1217Easy

Minimum Cost to Move Chips to The Same Position

ArrayGreedyMath

Acceptance: 72.8%

#1221Easy

Split a String in Balanced Strings

CountingGreedyString

Acceptance: 87.3%

#1228Easy

Missing Number In Arithmetic Progression

ArrayMath

Acceptance: 52.0%

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