Kadane’s algorithm is an efficient algorithm used to find the maximum sum subarray within a given array of integers. It was proposed by computer scientist Jay Kadane in 1984. The algorithm works by maintaining two variables: "max_so_far" and "max_ending_here". "max_so_far" keeps track ...
A string, essentially a type of array, can be seen as an array of characters. However, it possesses distinct features, such as the last character being a null character to signify the string's end. Unique operations, like concatenation merging two strings into one, further set strings apart...
The problem is this: there is a part of the array that is already sorted, and you want to insert the remaining elements of the array into the sorted part, while maintaining the order. To do this, at each step of the algorithm, we select one of the input data elements and insert it...
0026 Remove Duplicates from Sorted Array Go 45.1% Easy 0027 Remove Element Go 48.2% Easy 0028 Implement strStr() Go 34.5% Easy 0029 Divide Two Integers Go 16.4% Medium 0030 Substring with Concatenation of All Words Go(是否还有更优解) 25.4% Hard 0031 Next Permutation 32.6% Medium 00...