Problem Statement In this problem a binary tree is given with its root. A node X in the tree is named good if in the path from root to X there are no nodes with a value greater than X. We have to return the number of good nodes in …
The Lucky Numbers in a Matrix Leetcode Solution problem asked us to find a lucky integer from the given matrix. A lucky integer is defined as a number that is the minimum among all other elements in its row and maximum among its column. So there may be more than …
The problem Largest Substring Between Two Equal Characters Leetcode Solution, asks us to find the length of the largest substring. Here, a condition is imposed on the substring. The substring should be between the same characters. So, the string must contain at least two equal characters so that the output …
The Build an Array With Stack Operations Leetcode Solution problem provides us with an integer sequence and an integer n. The problem states that we are given a sequence of integers from 1 to n. Then we use a stack to produce an integer sequence that is given to us …
The problem Destination City Leetcode Solution provides us with some relations between cities. The input is given as line separated pair of cities. Each line in input denotes a direct road from the starting point to the endpoint. It is given in the problem, that the cities do not form …
The problem Maximum Score After Splitting a String Leetcode Solution provided us with a string. The given string contains only 0 and 1. So one can also consider it as a binary sequence. The problem then asked us to find the maximum score achievable after splitting the string. After splitting …
Problem Statement In this problem, we are given three stones at positions a, b and c. We have to make them consecutive by performing the following step one or more times. In each step, We will pick a left stone or a right stone and put somewhere in the between …
Problem Statement In this problem, we are given a non-negative integer. We have to convert the integer in a such a format, in which there will be some dots which separates all thousands, i.e. there are dots after each 3 places from right. Example #1 n = 987 “987” #2 …
Problem Statement In this problem, we are given n people labelled from 1 to n. We are also given a 2d array trust[][] shows that trust[i][0]th people trusts trust[i][1]th people for each 0 <= i < trust.length. We have to find a person “town judge” who does not trust any …
Problem Statement In this problem we have to find out how many trailing zeroes will be there in n! Given n as input. Like there is one trailing zero in 5! 5! = 5*4*3*2*1 = 120 Example n = 3 0 Explanation: 3! = 6, no trailing zero n = 0 0 Explanation: 0! …