Objective: Given an input string, write an algorithm to find the longest contiguous character or in other words, find a maximum consecutive character in the string. Example: Input: “aaabbccccddbbaaa” Output: c, count = 4...
Objective: Given a Postfix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into Infix expression. Example: Input: Postfix expression: A B + Output: Infix expression- (A + B) Input: Postfix expression: ABC/-AK/L-* Output: Infix expression:...
Objective: Implement atoi, which converts string to an integer. Rules for converting string to an integer. If the string is null or empty, Integer will be 0. The first character of string may represent...
Objective: Given a string, write an algorithm to find the longest substring with at most two characters. Example: Input: aabbccddc Output: ccddc, length: 5 Input: aabacbeeeebeaabb Output: beeeebe, length 7 Input: aaaaaa Output: Only...
Objective: Given a string, write an algorithm to find all the duplicate characters in the string and print its count. Example: Input String: tutorial horizon Output: Duplicate Characters: r – 2 t – 2...
Infix notation is commonly used in arithmetic formula or statements, the operators are written in-between their operands. Let’s assume the below Operands are real numbers. Permitted operators: +,-, *, /, ^(exponentiation) Blanks are permitted...
Infix, Postfix and Prefix notations are most common ways of writing expressions. Infix notation: Example: (A+B) Infix notation is commonly used in arithmetic formula or statements, the operators are written in-between their operands. An...
Objective: Given a string containing just the characters ‘(‘, ‘)’, ‘{‘, ‘}’, ‘[‘ and ‘]’, determine if the input string is valid. Example: ()()([]({}))[] valid: true ()({]) valid: false []{}() valid: true [(}{)] valid: false Earlier we had seen problem Valid...
Objective: Given a string containing just the characters ( , ) determine if the input string is valid. Example: ()()(()(()))() valid: true )()()( valid: false ()()) valid: false Approach: Earlier we discussed the solution which keeps...
Objective: Given two input strings and one output strings, validate if output string contains all the characters from both the input strings. Example: Input1 = “boy”, Input2 = “girl”, output = “gboilry” Result =...
Objective: Given a String, write a program to find largest and smallest word in it. Example: Input String: test Smallest Word: test Largest Word: test —————— Input String: This problem is solved at Algorithms...
Objective: Given two numbers, n and k (k>=n), write an algorithm to generate all the strings of length n drawn from 0 – k-1. Example: k = 2, n = 2Output: 0 0 0...
Objective: Given a String, write a program to find largest and smallest word in it. Example: Input String: test Smallest Word: test Largest Word: test —————— Input String: This problem is solved at Algorithms...
Objective: Given a String, write a java program to reverse the string using Stack Example: Input: “tutorial horizon” Output: “noziroh lairotut” Recommended: Please read Stack Data Structure before continue to read. Approach: Initialize a...
Objective– Given two strings, find out if they are equal or not without using any built-in function (without using equals() function in java). Example: String x=’tutorial’ and String y=’tutorial’ are equal – true String...
