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#2302Hard

Count Subarrays With Score Less Than K

ArrayBinary SearchPrefix Sum+1

Acceptance: 62.3%

#2306Hard

Naming a Company

ArrayBit ManipulationEnumeration+2

Acceptance: 46.4%

#2307Hard

Check for Contradictions in Equations

ArrayDepth-First SearchGraph+1

Acceptance: 43.8%

#2312Hard

Selling Pieces of Wood

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMemoization

Acceptance: 52.8%

#2313Hard

Minimum Flips in Binary Tree to Get Result

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 56.9%

#2318Hard

Number of Distinct Roll Sequences

Dynamic ProgrammingMemoization

Acceptance: 58.2%

#2321Hard

Maximum Score Of Spliced Array

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 58.9%

#2322Hard

Minimum Score After Removals on a Tree

ArrayBit ManipulationDepth-First Search+1

Acceptance: 76.2%

#2328Hard

Number of Increasing Paths in a Grid

ArrayBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+5

Acceptance: 57.4%

#2334Hard

Subarray With Elements Greater Than Varying Threshold

ArrayMonotonic StackStack+1

Acceptance: 45.9%

#2338Hard

Count the Number of Ideal Arrays

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath+1

Acceptance: 57.0%

#2344Hard

Minimum Deletions to Make Array Divisible

ArrayHeap (Priority Queue)Math+2

Acceptance: 61.8%

#2350Hard

Shortest Impossible Sequence of Rolls

ArrayGreedyHash Table

Acceptance: 69.3%

#2354Hard

Number of Excellent Pairs

ArrayBinary SearchBit Manipulation+1

Acceptance: 49.1%

#2355Hard

Maximum Number of Books You Can Take

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMonotonic Stack+1

Acceptance: 40.3%

#2360Hard

Longest Cycle in a Graph

Depth-First SearchGraphTopological Sort

Acceptance: 51.1%

#2361Hard

Minimum Costs Using the Train Line

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 77.7%

#2362Hard

Generate the Invoice

Database

Acceptance: 75.2%

#2366Hard

Minimum Replacements to Sort the Array

ArrayGreedyMath

Acceptance: 53.4%

#2371Hard

Minimize Maximum Value in a Grid

ArrayGraphMatrix+3

Acceptance: 70.1%

#2376Hard

Count Special Integers

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 45.2%

#2382Hard

Maximum Segment Sum After Removals

ArrayOrdered SetPrefix Sum+1

Acceptance: 50.1%

#2386Hard

Find the K-Sum of an Array

ArrayHeap (Priority Queue)Sorting

Acceptance: 42.0%

#2392Hard

Build a Matrix With Conditions

ArrayGraphMatrix+1

Acceptance: 79.5%

#2398Hard

Maximum Number of Robots Within Budget

ArrayBinary SearchHeap (Priority Queue)+4

Acceptance: 38.8%

#2402Hard

Meeting Rooms III

ArrayHash TableHeap (Priority Queue)+2

Acceptance: 51.6%

#2403Hard

Minimum Time to Kill All Monsters

ArrayBit ManipulationBitmask+1

Acceptance: 56.3%

#2407Hard

Longest Increasing Subsequence II

ArrayBinary Indexed TreeDivide and Conquer+4

Acceptance: 26.1%

#2412Hard

Minimum Money Required Before Transactions

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 42.1%

#2416Hard

Sum of Prefix Scores of Strings

ArrayCountingString+1

Acceptance: 60.6%

#2421Hard

Number of Good Paths

ArrayGraphHash Table+3

Acceptance: 56.7%

#2426Hard

Number of Pairs Satisfying Inequality

ArrayBinary Indexed TreeBinary Search+4

Acceptance: 47.6%

#2430Hard

Maximum Deletions on a String

Dynamic ProgrammingHash FunctionRolling Hash+2

Acceptance: 36.4%

#2435Hard

Paths in Matrix Whose Sum Is Divisible by K

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMatrix

Acceptance: 58.7%

#2440Hard

Create Components With Same Value

ArrayDepth-First SearchEnumeration+2

Acceptance: 54.0%

#2444Hard

Count Subarrays With Fixed Bounds

ArrayMonotonic QueueQueue+1

Acceptance: 69.2%

#2448Hard

Minimum Cost to Make Array Equal

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy+2

Acceptance: 46.7%

#2449Hard

Minimum Number of Operations to Make Arrays Similar

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 61.8%

#2454Hard

Next Greater Element IV

ArrayBinary SearchHeap (Priority Queue)+3

Acceptance: 43.0%

#2458Hard

Height of Binary Tree After Subtree Removal Queries

ArrayBinary TreeBreadth-First Search+2

Acceptance: 55.0%

#2459Hard

Sort Array by Moving Items to Empty Space

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 45.7%

#2463Hard

Minimum Total Distance Traveled

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingSorting

Acceptance: 63.2%

#2468Hard

Split Message Based on Limit

Binary SearchString

Acceptance: 42.1%

#2472Hard

Maximum Number of Non-overlapping Palindrome Substrings

Dynamic ProgrammingGreedyString+1

Acceptance: 60.9%

#2474Hard

Customers With Strictly Increasing Purchases

Database

Acceptance: 45.9%

#2478Hard

Number of Beautiful Partitions

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 33.5%

#2479Hard

Maximum XOR of Two Non-Overlapping Subtrees

Depth-First SearchGraphTree+1

Acceptance: 51.3%

#2484Hard

Count Palindromic Subsequences

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 41.7%

#2488Hard

Count Subarrays With Median K

ArrayHash TablePrefix Sum

Acceptance: 49.1%

#2493Hard

Divide Nodes Into the Maximum Number of Groups

Breadth-First SearchGraphUnion Find

Acceptance: 67.0%

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