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#3313Hard

Find the Last Marked Nodes in Tree

Depth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 57.1%

#3317Hard

Find the Number of Possible Ways for an Event

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 34.8%

#3320Hard

Count The Number of Winning Sequences

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 32.4%

#3321Hard

Find X-Sum of All K-Long Subarrays II

ArrayHash TableHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 41.1%

#3327Hard

Check if DFS Strings Are Palindromes

ArrayDepth-First SearchHash Function+3

Acceptance: 20.9%

#3329Hard

Count Substrings With K-Frequency Characters II

Hash TableSliding WindowString

Acceptance: 72.2%

#3333Hard

Find the Original Typed String II

Dynamic ProgrammingPrefix SumString

Acceptance: 45.6%

#3336Hard

Find the Number of Subsequences With Equal GCD

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMath+1

Acceptance: 66.7%

#3337Hard

Total Characters in String After Transformations II

CountingDynamic ProgrammingHash Table+2

Acceptance: 58.0%

#3343Hard

Count Number of Balanced Permutations

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath+1

Acceptance: 49.1%

#3347Hard

Maximum Frequency of an Element After Performing Operations II

ArrayBinary SearchPrefix Sum+2

Acceptance: 53.8%

#3348Hard

Smallest Divisible Digit Product II

BacktrackingGreedyMath+2

Acceptance: 45.3%

#3351Hard

Sum of Good Subsequences

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingHash Table

Acceptance: 30.9%

#3352Hard

Count K-Reducible Numbers Less Than N

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath+1

Acceptance: 27.8%

#3357Hard

Minimize the Maximum Adjacent Element Difference

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy

Acceptance: 20.2%

#3359Hard

Find Sorted Submatrices With Maximum Element at Most K

ArrayMatrixMonotonic Stack+1

Acceptance: 51.9%

#3363Hard

Find the Maximum Number of Fruits Collected

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMatrix

Acceptance: 65.1%

#3367Hard

Maximize Sum of Weights after Edge Removals

Depth-First SearchDynamic ProgrammingSorting+1

Acceptance: 31.9%

#3368Hard

First Letter Capitalization

Database

Acceptance: 87.7%

#3369Hard

Design an Array Statistics Tracker

Binary SearchHash TableQueue

Acceptance: 35.7%

#3373Hard

Maximize the Number of Target Nodes After Connecting Trees II

Breadth-First SearchDepth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 72.5%

#3374Hard

First Letter Capitalization II

Database

Acceptance: 90.0%

#3873Hard

Maximum Points Activated with One Addition

ArrayHash TableUnion Find

Acceptance: 42.8%

#3855Hard

Sum of K-Digit Numbers in a Range

CombinatoricsDivide and ConquerMath+1

Acceptance: 50.5%

#3878Hard

Count Good Subarrays

ArrayBit ManipulationMonotonic Stack+1

Acceptance: 25.6%

#3841Hard

Palindromic Path Queries in a Tree

ArrayDivide and ConquerSegment Tree+2

Acceptance: 36.7%

#3845Hard

Maximum Subarray XOR with Bounded Range

ArrayBit ManipulationMonotonic Queue+4

Acceptance: 32.3%

#3836Hard

Maximum Score Using Exactly K Pairs

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 41.4%

#3830Hard

Longest Alternating Subarray After Removing At Most One Element

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingEnumeration

Acceptance: 30.9%

#3864Hard

Minimum Cost to Partition a Binary String

Divide and ConquerPrefix SumString

Acceptance: 50.5%

#3821Hard

Find Nth Smallest Integer With K One Bits

Bit ManipulationCombinatoricsMath

Acceptance: 34.7%

#3812Hard

Minimum Edge Toggles on a Tree

Depth-First SearchGraphSorting+2

Acceptance: 65.6%

#3782Hard

Last Remaining Integer After Alternating Deletion Operations

MathRecursion

Acceptance: 49.2%

#3869Hard

Count Fancy Numbers in a Range

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 26.6%

#3806Hard

Maximum Bitwise AND After Increment Operations

ArrayBit ManipulationGreedy+1

Acceptance: 31.9%

#3797Hard

Count Routes to Climb a Rectangular Grid

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMatrix+1

Acceptance: 25.5%

#3772Hard

Maximum Subgraph Score in a Tree

ArrayDepth-First SearchDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 65.4%

#3768Hard

Minimum Inversion Count in Subarrays of Fixed Length

ArraySegment TreeSliding Window

Acceptance: 40.3%

#3801Hard

Minimum Cost to Merge Sorted Lists

ArrayBinary SearchBit Manipulation+2

Acceptance: 33.2%

#3749Hard

Evaluate Valid Expressions

Divide and ConquerHash TableMath+2

Acceptance: 69.4%

#3757Hard

Number of Effective Subsequences

ArrayBit ManipulationCombinatorics+2

Acceptance: 32.4%

#3802Hard

Number of Ways to Paint Sheets

Acceptance: 67.3%

#3753Hard

Total Waviness of Numbers in Range II

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 56.2%

#3826Hard

Minimum Partition Score

ArrayDivide and ConquerDynamic Programming+3

Acceptance: 32.6%

#3748Hard

Count Stable Subarrays

ArrayBinary SearchPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 33.0%

#3735Hard

Lexicographically Smallest String After Reverse II

Binary SearchHash FunctionRolling Hash+2

Acceptance: 48.3%

#3791Hard

Number of Balanced Integers in a Range

Dynamic Programming

Acceptance: 36.3%

#3816Hard

Lexicographically Smallest String After Deleting Duplicate Characters

GreedyHash TableMonotonic Stack+2

Acceptance: 20.9%

#3739Hard

Count Subarrays With Majority Element II

ArrayDivide and ConquerHash Table+3

Acceptance: 65.2%

#3786Hard

Total Sum of Interaction Cost in Tree Groups

ArrayDepth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 54.3%

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