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#601Hard

Human Traffic of Stadium

Database

Acceptance: 49.1%

#602Medium

Friend Requests II: Who Has the Most Friends

Database

Acceptance: 59.2%

#603Easy

Consecutive Available Seats

Database

Acceptance: 65.7%

#604Easy

Design Compressed String Iterator

ArrayDesignIterator+1

Acceptance: 40.5%

#605Easy

Can Place Flowers

ArrayGreedy

Acceptance: 28.8%

#606Medium

Construct String from Binary Tree

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchString+1

Acceptance: 70.6%

#607Easy

Sales Person

Database

Acceptance: 65.7%

#608Medium

Tree Node

Database

Acceptance: 73.1%

#609Medium

Find Duplicate File in System

ArrayHash TableString

Acceptance: 67.6%

#610Easy

Triangle Judgement

Database

Acceptance: 72.9%

#611Medium

Valid Triangle Number

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy+2

Acceptance: 56.8%

#612Medium

Shortest Distance in a Plane

Database

Acceptance: 61.3%

#613Easy

Shortest Distance in a Line

Database

Acceptance: 80.0%

#614Medium

Second Degree Follower

Database

Acceptance: 39.3%

#615Hard

Average Salary: Departments VS Company

Database

Acceptance: 56.2%

#616Medium

Add Bold Tag in String

ArrayHash TableString+2

Acceptance: 51.4%

#617Easy

Merge Two Binary Trees

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+1

Acceptance: 79.2%

#618Hard

Students Report By Geography

Database

Acceptance: 63.5%

#619Easy

Biggest Single Number

Database

Acceptance: 67.3%

#620Easy

Not Boring Movies

Database

Acceptance: 74.5%

#621Medium

Task Scheduler

ArrayCountingGreedy+3

Acceptance: 63.4%

#622Medium

Design Circular Queue

ArrayDesignLinked List+1

Acceptance: 55.4%

#623Medium

Add One Row to Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+1

Acceptance: 64.1%

#624Medium

Maximum Distance in Arrays

ArrayGreedy

Acceptance: 45.7%

#625Medium

Minimum Factorization

GreedyMath

Acceptance: 34.2%

#626Medium

Exchange Seats

Database

Acceptance: 71.6%

#627Easy

Swap Salary

Database

Acceptance: 83.6%

#628Easy

Maximum Product of Three Numbers

ArrayMathSorting

Acceptance: 48.0%

#629Hard

K Inverse Pairs Array

Dynamic Programming

Acceptance: 49.2%

#630Hard

Course Schedule III

ArrayGreedyHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 42.1%

#631Hard

Design Excel Sum Formula

ArrayDesignGraph+2

Acceptance: 39.9%

#632Hard

Smallest Range Covering Elements from K Lists

ArrayGreedyHash Table+3

Acceptance: 70.3%

#633Medium

Sum of Square Numbers

Binary SearchMathTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 37.0%

#634Medium

Find the Derangement of An Array

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 41.9%

#635Medium

Design Log Storage System

DesignHash TableOrdered Set+1

Acceptance: 59.8%

#636Medium

Exclusive Time of Functions

ArrayStack

Acceptance: 66.2%

#637Easy

Average of Levels in Binary Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+1

Acceptance: 74.8%

#638Medium

Shopping Offers

ArrayBacktrackingBit Manipulation+3

Acceptance: 52.3%

#639Hard

Decode Ways II

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 31.8%

#640Medium

Solve the Equation

MathSimulationString

Acceptance: 46.7%

#641Medium

Design Circular Deque

ArrayDesignLinked List+1

Acceptance: 64.6%

#642Hard

Design Search Autocomplete System

Data StreamDepth-First SearchDesign+4

Acceptance: 49.9%

#643Easy

Maximum Average Subarray I

ArraySliding Window

Acceptance: 49.2%

#644Hard

Maximum Average Subarray II

ArrayBinary SearchPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 37.7%

#645Easy

Set Mismatch

ArrayBit ManipulationHash Table+1

Acceptance: 43.4%

#646Medium

Maximum Length of Pair Chain

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingGreedy+1

Acceptance: 62.2%

#647Medium

Palindromic Substrings

Dynamic ProgrammingStringTwo Pointers

Acceptance: 73.2%

#648Medium

Replace Words

ArrayHash TableString+1

Acceptance: 68.7%

#649Medium

Dota2 Senate

GreedyQueueString

Acceptance: 50.3%

#650Medium

2 Keys Keyboard

Dynamic ProgrammingMath

Acceptance: 59.6%

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