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Filter Characters by Frequency
Acceptance: 86.2%
Split Array With Minimum Difference
Acceptance: 33.6%
Merge Close Characters
Acceptance: 54.8%
Earliest Time to Finish One Task
Acceptance: 84.5%
Smallest Absent Positive Greater Than Average
Acceptance: 34.2%
Maximize Alternating Sum Using Swaps
Acceptance: 62.5%
Bitwise OR of Even Numbers in an Array
Acceptance: 84.9%
Restore Finishing Order
Acceptance: 91.1%
Maximum Total Subarray Value II
Acceptance: 41.6%
Determine if a Simple Graph Exists
Acceptance: 47.5%
Maximum Total Subarray Value I
Acceptance: 71.9%
Longest Fibonacci Subarray
Acceptance: 68.5%
Count Subarrays With K Distinct Integers
Acceptance: 21.0%
Count Bowl Subarrays
Acceptance: 48.7%
Minimum Operations to Transform String
Acceptance: 61.9%
Minimum Operations to Equalize Array
Acceptance: 60.8%
Maximize Sum of At Most K Distinct Elements
Acceptance: 76.8%
GCD of Odd and Even Sums
Acceptance: 89.8%
Find The Least Frequent Digit
Acceptance: 68.8%
Longest Semi-Repeating Subarray
Acceptance: 63.9%
Generate Schedule
Acceptance: 25.3%
Maximum XOR of Subsequences
Acceptance: 49.5%
Sum of Beautiful Subsequences
Acceptance: 31.5%
Maximum Weight in Two Bags
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Maximum Path Score in a Grid
Acceptance: 53.7%
Minimum Operations to Equalize Binary String
Acceptance: 45.2%
Maximum Walls Destroyed by Robots
Acceptance: 48.0%
Jump Game IX
Acceptance: 46.1%
Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock using Strategy
Acceptance: 59.8%
Partition Array Into K-Distinct Groups
Acceptance: 47.1%
XOR After Range Multiplication Queries II
Acceptance: 47.8%
XOR After Range Multiplication Queries I
Acceptance: 73.3%
Flip Square Submatrix Vertically
Acceptance: 79.3%
Sort Threats by Severity and Exploitability
Acceptance: 63.3%
Earliest Finish Time for Land and Water Rides II
Acceptance: 64.2%
Minimum Sum After Divisible Sum Deletions
Acceptance: 45.9%
Earliest Finish Time for Land and Water Rides I
Acceptance: 73.0%
Number of ZigZag Arrays II
Acceptance: 67.7%
Number of Perfect Pairs
Acceptance: 34.2%
Number of ZigZag Arrays I
Acceptance: 50.2%
Number of Student Replacements
Acceptance: 86.0%
Maximum Total from Optimal Activation Order
Acceptance: 33.1%
Minimum Removals to Balance Array
Acceptance: 47.9%
Sum of Perfect Square Ancestors
Acceptance: 41.3%
Trionic Array II
Acceptance: 47.3%
Threshold Majority Queries
Acceptance: 22.5%
Maximum Balanced Shipments
Acceptance: 61.4%
Minimum Discards to Balance Inventory
Acceptance: 34.9%
Trionic Array I
Acceptance: 49.5%
Next Special Palindrome Number
Acceptance: 28.0%
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