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#1651Hard

Hopper Company Queries III

Database

Acceptance: 65.6%

#1652Easy

Defuse the Bomb

ArraySliding Window

Acceptance: 79.2%

#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%

#1655Hard

Distribute Repeating Integers

ArrayBacktrackingBit Manipulation+2

Acceptance: 41.1%

#1656Easy

Design an Ordered Stream

ArrayData StreamDesign+1

Acceptance: 82.6%

#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%

#1659Hard

Maximize Grid Happiness

Bit ManipulationBitmaskDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 41.6%

#1660Medium

Correct a Binary Tree

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+2

Acceptance: 74.3%

#1661Easy

Average Time of Process per Machine

Database

Acceptance: 68.7%

#1662Easy

Check If Two String Arrays are Equivalent

ArrayString

Acceptance: 86.2%

#1663Medium

Smallest String With A Given Numeric Value

GreedyString

Acceptance: 67.5%

#1664Medium

Ways to Make a Fair Array

ArrayPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 67.2%

#1665Hard

Minimum Initial Energy to Finish Tasks

ArrayGreedySorting

Acceptance: 76.5%

#1666Medium

Change the Root of a Binary Tree

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchTree

Acceptance: 74.4%

#1667Easy

Fix Names in a Table

Database

Acceptance: 61.3%

#1668Easy

Maximum Repeating Substring

Dynamic ProgrammingStringString Matching

Acceptance: 41.9%

#1669Medium

Merge In Between Linked Lists

Linked List

Acceptance: 82.9%

#1670Medium

Design Front Middle Back Queue

ArrayData StreamDesign+2

Acceptance: 58.5%

#1671Hard

Minimum Number of Removals to Make Mountain Array

ArrayBinary SearchDynamic Programming+1

Acceptance: 55.0%

#1672Easy

Richest Customer Wealth

ArrayMatrix

Acceptance: 88.9%

#1673Medium

Find the Most Competitive Subsequence

ArrayGreedyMonotonic Stack+1

Acceptance: 53.4%

#1674Medium

Minimum Moves to Make Array Complementary

ArrayHash TablePrefix Sum

Acceptance: 65.2%

#1675Hard

Minimize Deviation in Array

ArrayGreedyHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 54.0%

#1676Medium

Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree IV

Binary TreeDepth-First SearchHash Table+1

Acceptance: 79.6%

#1677Easy

Product's Worth Over Invoices

Database

Acceptance: 38.2%

#1678Easy

Goal Parser Interpretation

String

Acceptance: 88.0%

#1679Medium

Max Number of K-Sum Pairs

ArrayHash TableSorting+1

Acceptance: 56.9%

#1680Medium

Concatenation of Consecutive Binary Numbers

Bit ManipulationMathSimulation

Acceptance: 66.6%

#1681Hard

Minimum Incompatibility

ArrayBit ManipulationBitmask+1

Acceptance: 41.8%

#1682Medium

Longest Palindromic Subsequence II

Dynamic ProgrammingString

Acceptance: 50.1%

#1683Easy

Invalid Tweets

Database

Acceptance: 85.6%

#1684Easy

Count the Number of Consistent Strings

ArrayBit ManipulationCounting+2

Acceptance: 88.1%

#1685Medium

Sum of Absolute Differences in a Sorted Array

ArrayMathPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 68.2%

#1686Medium

Stone Game VI

ArrayGame TheoryGreedy+3

Acceptance: 61.4%

#1687Hard

Delivering Boxes from Storage to Ports

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingHeap (Priority Queue)+4

Acceptance: 40.1%

#1688Easy

Count of Matches in Tournament

MathSimulation

Acceptance: 86.4%

#1689Medium

Partitioning Into Minimum Number Of Deci-Binary Numbers

GreedyString

Acceptance: 90.5%

#1690Medium

Stone Game VII

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingGame Theory+1

Acceptance: 59.4%

#1691Hard

Maximum Height by Stacking Cuboids

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingSorting

Acceptance: 62.4%

#1692Hard

Count Ways to Distribute Candies

Dynamic Programming

Acceptance: 62.7%

#1693Easy

Daily Leads and Partners

Database

Acceptance: 86.6%

#1694Easy

Reformat Phone Number

String

Acceptance: 67.7%

#1695Medium

Maximum Erasure Value

ArrayHash TableSliding Window

Acceptance: 64.2%

#1696Medium

Jump Game VI

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingHeap (Priority Queue)+2

Acceptance: 46.4%

#1697Hard

Checking Existence of Edge Length Limited Paths

ArrayGraphSorting+2

Acceptance: 63.2%

#1698Medium

Number of Distinct Substrings in a String

Hash FunctionRolling HashString+2

Acceptance: 64.4%

#1699Medium

Number of Calls Between Two Persons

Database

Acceptance: 81.1%

#1700Easy

Number of Students Unable to Eat Lunch

ArrayQueueSimulation+1

Acceptance: 79.5%

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