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N-Queens
Acceptance: 76.3%
N-Queens II
Acceptance: 78.9%
Maximum Subarray
Acceptance: 53.7%
Spiral Matrix
Acceptance: 57.6%
Jump Game
Acceptance: 41.2%
Merge Intervals
Acceptance: 52.6%
Insert Interval
Acceptance: 45.5%
Length of Last Word
Acceptance: 59.7%
Spiral Matrix II
Acceptance: 75.4%
Permutation Sequence
Acceptance: 54.3%
Rotate List
Acceptance: 43.1%
Unique Paths
Acceptance: 67.3%
Unique Paths II
Acceptance: 44.9%
Minimum Path Sum
Acceptance: 68.6%
Valid Number
Acceptance: 23.3%
Plus One
Acceptance: 50.3%
Add Binary
Acceptance: 58.4%
Text Justification
Acceptance: 51.8%
Sqrt(x)
Acceptance: 42.2%
Climbing Stairs
Acceptance: 54.0%
Simplify Path
Acceptance: 51.4%
Edit Distance
Acceptance: 60.9%
Set Matrix Zeroes
Acceptance: 63.2%
Search a 2D Matrix
Acceptance: 54.4%
Sort Colors
Acceptance: 69.9%
Minimum Window Substring
Acceptance: 48.3%
Combinations
Acceptance: 74.9%
Subsets
Acceptance: 82.7%
Word Search
Acceptance: 48.2%
Remove Duplicates from Sorted Array II
Acceptance: 65.0%
Search in Rotated Sorted Array II
Acceptance: 40.4%
Remove Duplicates from Sorted List II
Acceptance: 52.2%
Remove Duplicates from Sorted List
Acceptance: 57.0%
Largest Rectangle in Histogram
Acceptance: 50.7%
Maximal Rectangle
Acceptance: 59.5%
Partition List
Acceptance: 62.0%
Scramble String
Acceptance: 45.3%
Merge Sorted Array
Acceptance: 55.7%
Gray Code
Acceptance: 65.6%
Subsets II
Acceptance: 61.7%
Decode Ways
Acceptance: 38.3%
Reverse Linked List II
Acceptance: 52.4%
Restore IP Addresses
Acceptance: 56.7%
Binary Tree Inorder Traversal
Acceptance: 80.4%
Unique Binary Search Trees II
Acceptance: 63.3%
Unique Binary Search Trees
Acceptance: 64.0%
Interleaving String
Acceptance: 44.4%
Validate Binary Search Tree
Acceptance: 36.1%
Recover Binary Search Tree
Acceptance: 60.9%
Same Tree
Acceptance: 68.0%
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