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#2601Medium

Prime Subtraction Operation

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy+2

Acceptance: 55.9%

#2602Medium

Minimum Operations to Make All Array Elements Equal

ArrayBinary SearchPrefix Sum+1

Acceptance: 38.7%

#2603Hard

Collect Coins in a Tree

ArrayGraphTopological Sort+1

Acceptance: 39.6%

#2604Hard

Minimum Time to Eat All Grains

ArrayBinary SearchSorting+1

Acceptance: 40.8%

#2605Easy

Form Smallest Number From Two Digit Arrays

ArrayEnumerationHash Table

Acceptance: 55.1%

#2606Medium

Find the Substring With Maximum Cost

ArrayDynamic ProgrammingHash Table+1

Acceptance: 58.5%

#2607Medium

Make K-Subarray Sums Equal

ArrayMathNumber Theory+1

Acceptance: 38.9%

#2608Hard

Shortest Cycle in a Graph

Breadth-First SearchGraph

Acceptance: 40.5%

#2609Easy

Find the Longest Balanced Substring of a Binary String

String

Acceptance: 46.6%

#2610Medium

Convert an Array Into a 2D Array With Conditions

ArrayHash Table

Acceptance: 86.1%

#2611Medium

Mice and Cheese

ArrayGreedyHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 48.6%

#2612Hard

Minimum Reverse Operations

ArrayBreadth-First SearchOrdered Set

Acceptance: 16.9%

#2613Hard

Beautiful Pairs

ArrayDivide and ConquerGeometry+3

Acceptance: 46.9%

#2614Easy

Prime In Diagonal

ArrayMathMatrix+1

Acceptance: 39.0%

#2615Medium

Sum of Distances

ArrayHash TablePrefix Sum

Acceptance: 50.2%

#2616Medium

Minimize the Maximum Difference of Pairs

ArrayBinary SearchGreedy

Acceptance: 50.9%

#2617Hard

Minimum Number of Visited Cells in a Grid

ArrayBreadth-First SearchDynamic Programming+5

Acceptance: 24.1%

#2618Medium

Check if Object Instance of Class

Acceptance: 27.7%

#2619Easy

Array Prototype Last

Acceptance: 74.0%

#2620Easy

Counter

Acceptance: 81.6%

#2621Easy

Sleep

Acceptance: 87.3%

#2622Medium

Cache With Time Limit

Acceptance: 75.1%

#2623Medium

Memoize

Acceptance: 63.0%

#2624Medium

Snail Traversal

Acceptance: 66.0%

#2625Medium

Flatten Deeply Nested Array

Acceptance: 63.7%

#2626Easy

Array Reduce Transformation

Acceptance: 85.1%

#2627Medium

Debounce

Acceptance: 91.3%

#2628Medium

JSON Deep Equal

Acceptance: 38.8%

#2629Easy

Function Composition

Acceptance: 86.7%

#2630Hard

Memoize II

Acceptance: 31.5%

#2631Medium

Group By

Acceptance: 81.0%

#2632Medium

Curry

Acceptance: 89.2%

#2633Medium

Convert Object to JSON String

Acceptance: 77.4%

#2634Easy

Filter Elements from Array

Acceptance: 85.1%

#2635Easy

Apply Transform Over Each Element in Array

Acceptance: 86.0%

#2636Medium

Promise Pool

Acceptance: 79.8%

#2637Medium

Promise Time Limit

Acceptance: 82.0%

#2638Medium

Count the Number of K-Free Subsets

ArrayCombinatoricsDynamic Programming+2

Acceptance: 47.4%

#2639Easy

Find the Width of Columns of a Grid

ArrayMatrix

Acceptance: 71.0%

#2640Medium

Find the Score of All Prefixes of an Array

ArrayPrefix Sum

Acceptance: 72.9%

#2641Medium

Cousins in Binary Tree II

Binary TreeBreadth-First SearchDepth-First Search+2

Acceptance: 75.8%

#2642Hard

Design Graph With Shortest Path Calculator

DesignGraphHeap (Priority Queue)+1

Acceptance: 65.6%

#2643Easy

Row With Maximum Ones

ArrayMatrix

Acceptance: 74.2%

#2644Easy

Find the Maximum Divisibility Score

Array

Acceptance: 52.3%

#2645Medium

Minimum Additions to Make Valid String

Dynamic ProgrammingGreedyStack+1

Acceptance: 51.0%

#2646Hard

Minimize the Total Price of the Trips

ArrayDepth-First SearchDynamic Programming+2

Acceptance: 48.5%

#2647Hard

Color the Triangle Red

ArrayMath

Acceptance: 58.0%

#2648Easy

Generate Fibonacci Sequence

Acceptance: 83.6%

#2649Medium

Nested Array Generator

Acceptance: 79.3%

#2650Hard

Design Cancellable Function

Acceptance: 49.6%

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