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#3725Hard

Count Ways to Choose Coprime Integers from Rows

ArrayCombinatoricsDynamic Programming+3

Acceptance: 46.8%

#3850Hard

Count Sequences to K

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMath+2

Acceptance: 35.6%

#3777Hard

Minimum Deletions to Make Alternating Substring

Segment TreeString

Acceptance: 43.0%

#3729Hard

Count Distinct Subarrays Divisible by K in Sorted Array

ArrayHash TablePrefix Sum

Acceptance: 27.4%

#3785Hard

Minimum Swaps to Avoid Forbidden Values

ArrayCountingGreedy+1

Acceptance: 31.0%

#3704Hard

Count No-Zero Pairs That Sum to N

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 15.6%

#3721Hard

Longest Balanced Subarray II

ArrayDivide and ConquerHash Table+2

Acceptance: 33.7%

#3734Hard

Lexicographically Smallest Palindromic Permutation Greater Than Target

EnumerationStringTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 56.0%

#3710Hard

Maximum Partition Factor

ArrayBinary SearchBreadth-First Search+3

Acceptance: 31.8%

#3743Hard

Maximize Cyclic Partition Score

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 14.5%

#3686Hard

Number of Stable Subsequences

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 60.2%

#3677Hard

Count Binary Palindromic Numbers

Bit ManipulationMath

Acceptance: 33.2%

#3762Hard

Minimum Operations to Equalize Subarrays

ArrayBinary SearchMath+1

Acceptance: 21.3%

#3695Hard

Maximize Alternating Sum Using Swaps

ArrayGreedySorting+1

Acceptance: 62.5%

#3691Hard

Maximum Total Subarray Value II

ArrayGreedyHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 41.6%

#3859Hard

Count Subarrays With K Distinct Integers

ArrayCountingHash Table+1

Acceptance: 21.0%

#3681Hard

Maximum XOR of Subsequences

ArrayBit ManipulationGreedy+1

Acceptance: 49.5%

#3671Hard

Sum of Beautiful Subsequences

ArrayBinary Indexed TreeMath+1

Acceptance: 31.5%

#3666Hard

Minimum Operations to Equalize Binary String

Breadth-First SearchMathOrdered Set+2

Acceptance: 45.2%

#3661Hard

Maximum Walls Destroyed by Robots

ArrayBinary SearchDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 48.0%

#3655Hard

XOR After Range Multiplication Queries II

ArrayDivide and Conquer

Acceptance: 47.8%

#3700Hard

Number of ZigZag Arrays II

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 67.7%

#3699Hard

Number of ZigZag Arrays I

Dynamic ProgrammingPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 50.2%

#3715Hard

Sum of Perfect Square Ancestors

ArrayCountingDepth-First Search+4

Acceptance: 41.3%

#3640Hard

Trionic Array II

ArrayDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 47.3%

#3636Hard

Threshold Majority Queries

ArrayBinary SearchCounting+3

Acceptance: 22.5%

#3646Hard

Next Special Palindrome Number

BacktrackingBit Manipulation

Acceptance: 28.0%

#3624Hard

Number of Integers With Popcount-Depth Equal to K II

ArrayBinary Indexed TreeDivide and Conquer+1

Acceptance: 58.5%

#3614Hard

Process String with Special Operations II

SimulationString

Acceptance: 39.9%

#3621Hard

Number of Integers With Popcount-Depth Equal to K I

Bit ManipulationCombinatoricsDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 23.0%

#3615Hard

Longest Palindromic Path in Graph

Bit ManipulationBitmaskDynamic Programming+2

Acceptance: 22.6%

#3632Hard

Subarrays with XOR at Least K

ArrayBit ManipulationPrefix Sum+1

Acceptance: 45.7%

#3609Hard

Minimum Moves to Reach Target in Grid

Math

Acceptance: 15.5%

#3605Hard

Minimum Stability Factor of Array

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy+3

Acceptance: 20.4%

#3620Hard

Network Recovery Pathways

ArrayBinary SearchDynamic Programming+4

Acceptance: 50.8%

#3590Hard

Kth Smallest Path XOR Sum

ArrayDepth-First SearchOrdered Set+1

Acceptance: 29.5%

#3600Hard

Maximize Spanning Tree Stability with Upgrades

Binary SearchGraphGreedy+2

Acceptance: 65.9%

#3585Hard

Find Weighted Median Node in Tree

ArrayBinary SearchBit Manipulation+3

Acceptance: 26.7%

#3625Hard

Count Number of Trapezoids II

ArrayGeometryHash Table+1

Acceptance: 40.0%

#3594Hard

Minimum Time to Transport All Individuals

ArrayBit ManipulationBitmask+3

Acceptance: 28.3%

#3651Hard

Minimum Cost Path with Teleportations

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMatrix

Acceptance: 45.1%

#3574Hard

Maximize Subarray GCD Score

ArrayEnumerationMath+1

Acceptance: 25.5%

#3549Hard

Multiply Two Polynomials

ArrayMath

Acceptance: 58.6%

#3630Hard

Partition Array for Maximum XOR and AND

ArrayBit ManipulationEnumeration+2

Acceptance: 17.6%

#3569Hard

Maximize Count of Distinct Primes After Split

ArrayMathNumber Theory+1

Acceptance: 19.0%

#3575Hard

Maximum Good Subtree Score

ArrayBit ManipulationBitmask+3

Acceptance: 44.0%

#3563Hard

Lexicographically Smallest String After Adjacent Removals

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 17.9%

#3579Hard

Minimum Steps to Convert String with Operations

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 41.9%

#3526Hard

Range XOR Queries with Subarray Reversals

ArrayBinary TreeTree

Acceptance: 62.4%

#3544Hard

Subtree Inversion Sum

ArrayDepth-First SearchDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 41.6%

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