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- binary_tree
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hash_table
- leetcode/problems/1207_unique_number_of_occurrences
- leetcode/problems/1657_close_strings
- leetcode/problems/169_majority_element
- leetcode/problems/1_two_sum
- leetcode/problems/217_contains_duplicate
- leetcode/problems/2352_equal_row_column_pairs
- leetcode/problems/242_valid_anagram
- leetcode/references/hash_table
- python/docs/stdlib/data_types/collections/counter
- linked_list
- queue
- set
- stack
Nodes
binary_search_tree | |
content | Binary Search Tree |
children | leetcode/references/binary_search_tree, leetcode/problems/235_lowest_common_ancestor_BST, leetcode/references/tree_traversal/in_order (in-order tree traversal on BST retrieves keys in ascending,order. I'd be most likely to try to implement a solution,this way in an interview setting because this property,is pretty well established for BSTs) |
parents | leetcode/problems/89_validate_binary_search_tree |
hash_table | |
content | Hash Table |
children | leetcode/problems/1207_unique_number_of_occurrences, python/docs/stdlib/data_types/collections/counter (Convenient to use with many hash table problems in Python,,to the point where Counter() is imported by default in the leetcode,environment.), leetcode/problems/2352_equal_row_column_pairs, leetcode/problems/1_two_sum, leetcode/problems/169_majority_element (hash table was most straight forward), leetcode/problems/242_valid_anagram, leetcode/problems/1657_close_strings, leetcode/references/hash_table, leetcode/problems/217_contains_duplicate (python set structure) |
stack | |
content | Stack |
children | leetcode/problems/20_valid_parentheses, leetcode/problems/232_implement_queue_using_stacks |
queue | |
content | Queues |
children | leetcode/problems/232_implement_queue_using_stacks, leetcode/references/queues |
set | |
content | Set |
children | leetcode/problems/1207_unique_number_of_occurrences, python/docs/stdtypes/set, leetcode/problems/2215_difference_two_arrays |