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#1561Medium

Maximum Number of Coins You Can Get

ArrayGame TheoryGreedy+2

Acceptance: 84.9%

#1562Medium

Find Latest Group of Size M

ArrayBinary SearchHash Table+1

Acceptance: 43.8%

#1564Medium

Put Boxes Into the Warehouse I

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 67.9%

#1567Medium

Maximum Length of Subarray With Positive Product

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingGreedy

Acceptance: 44.3%

#1570Medium

Dot Product of Two Sparse Vectors

ArrayDesignHash Table+1

Acceptance: 89.9%

#1573Medium

Number of Ways to Split a String

MathString

Acceptance: 34.6%

#1574Medium

Shortest Subarray to be Removed to Make Array Sorted

ArrayBinary SearchMonotonic Stack+2

Acceptance: 51.2%

#1577Medium

Number of Ways Where Square of Number Is Equal to Product of Two Numbers

ArrayHash TableMath+1

Acceptance: 43.9%

#1578Medium

Minimum Time to Make Rope Colorful

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingGreedy+1

Acceptance: 65.2%

#1580Medium

Put Boxes Into the Warehouse II

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 66.6%

#1583Medium

Count Unhappy Friends

ArraySimulation

Acceptance: 62.6%

#1584Medium

Min Cost to Connect All Points

ArrayGraphMinimum Spanning Tree+1

Acceptance: 71.7%

#1586Medium

Binary Search Tree Iterator II

Binary Search TreeBinary TreeDesign+3

Acceptance: 63.4%

#1589Medium

Maximum Sum Obtained of Any Permutation

ArrayGreedyPrefix Sum+1

Acceptance: 41.1%

#1590Medium

Make Sum Divisible by P

ArrayHash TablePrefix Sum

Acceptance: 42.6%

#1593Medium

Split a String Into the Max Number of Unique Substrings

BacktrackingHash TableString

Acceptance: 68.8%

#1594Medium

Maximum Non Negative Product in a Matrix

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingMatrix

Acceptance: 51.5%

#1596Medium

The Most Frequently Ordered Products for Each Customer

Database

Acceptance: 78.3%

#1599Medium

Maximum Profit of Operating a Centennial Wheel

ArraySimulation

Acceptance: 44.6%

#1600Medium

Throne Inheritance

Depth-First SearchDesignHash Table+1

Acceptance: 68.2%

#1602Medium

Find Nearest Right Node in Binary Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 75.2%

#1604Medium

Alert Using Same Key-Card Three or More Times in a One Hour Period

ArrayHash TableSorting+1

Acceptance: 46.0%

#1605Medium

Find Valid Matrix Given Row and Column Sums

ArrayGreedyMatrix

Acceptance: 83.0%

#1609Medium

Even Odd Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 67.1%

#1612Medium

Check If Two Expression Trees are Equivalent

Binary TreeCountingDepth-First Search+2

Acceptance: 71.8%

#1613Medium

Find the Missing IDs

Database

Acceptance: 73.0%

#1615Medium

Maximal Network Rank

Graph

Acceptance: 65.9%

#1616Medium

Split Two Strings to Make Palindrome

StringTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 32.8%

#1618Medium

Maximum Font to Fit a Sentence in a Screen

ArrayBinary SearchInteractive+1

Acceptance: 62.0%

#1620Medium

Coordinate With Maximum Network Quality

ArrayEnumeration

Acceptance: 40.0%

#1621Medium

Number of Sets of K Non-Overlapping Line Segments

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 69.3%

#1625Medium

Lexicographically Smallest String After Applying Operations

Breadth-First SearchDepth-First SearchEnumeration+1

Acceptance: 79.4%

#1626Medium

Best Team With No Conflicts

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingSorting

Acceptance: 50.9%

#1628Medium

Design an Expression Tree With Evaluate Function

ArrayBinary TreeDesign+3

Acceptance: 82.4%

#1630Medium

Arithmetic Subarrays

ArrayHash TableSorting

Acceptance: 83.7%

#1631Medium

Path With Minimum Effort

ArrayBinary SearchBreadth-First Search+4

Acceptance: 64.1%

#1634Medium

Add Two Polynomials Represented as Linked Lists

Linked ListMathTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 61.1%

#1638Medium

Count Substrings That Differ by One Character

Dynamic ProgrammingEnumerationHash Table+1

Acceptance: 72.4%

#1641Medium

Count Sorted Vowel Strings

CombinatoricsDynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 79.2%

#1642Medium

Furthest Building You Can Reach

ArrayGreedyHeap (Priority Queue)

Acceptance: 50.8%

#1644Medium

Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree II

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 69.6%

#1647Medium

Minimum Deletions to Make Character Frequencies Unique

GreedyHash TableSorting+1

Acceptance: 61.3%

#1648Medium

Sell Diminishing-Valued Colored Balls

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy+3

Acceptance: 29.9%

#1650Medium

Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree III

Binary TreeHash TableTree+1

Acceptance: 83.0%

#1653Medium

Minimum Deletions to Make String Balanced

Dynamic ProgrammingStackString

Acceptance: 68.2%

#1654Medium

Minimum Jumps to Reach Home

ArrayBreadth-First SearchDynamic Programming

Acceptance: 30.7%

#1657Medium

Determine if Two Strings Are Close

CountingHash TableSorting+1

Acceptance: 54.2%

#1658Medium

Minimum Operations to Reduce X to Zero

ArrayBinary SearchHash Table+2

Acceptance: 40.5%

#1660Medium

Correct a Binary Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+2

Acceptance: 74.3%

#1663Medium

Smallest String With A Given Numeric Value

GreedyString

Acceptance: 67.5%

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