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Objective: Given a Prefix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into Postfix expression. Example: Input: Prefix expression: + A B Output: Postfix expression: A B + Input: Prefix expression: *-A/BC-/AKL Output: Postfix expression:...
Objective: Given a Postfix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into prefix expression. Example: Input: Postfix expression: A B + Output: Prefix expression- + A B Input: Postfix expression: ABC/-AK/L-* Output: Infix expression:...
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: Given a Prefix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into Infix expression. Example: Input: Prefix expression: + A B Output: Infix expression- (A + B) Input: Prefix expression: *-A/BC-/AKL Output: Infix expression:...
Objective: Given an Infix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into Prefix expression. Example: Input: Infix expression – A + B Output: Prefix expression- +AB Input: Infix expression – A+B*(C^D-E) Output: Prefix expression-...
Objective: Given a directed graph that represents a flow network involving source(S) vertex and Sink (T) vertex. Each edge in the graph has an individual capacity which is the maximum flow that edge allows....
Objective: Given an Infix expression, write an algorithm to convert it into Postfix expression. Example: Input: Infix expression – A + B Output: Postfix expression- AB+ Input: Infix expression – A+B*(C^D-E) Output: Postfix expression-...
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...
Objective: Given, K sorted linked list, Write an algorithm to merge all the linked list into one linked list which will be also be sorted. Example: List 1: –>1–>5 List 2: –>4–>8 List 3:...
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 a graph, check if the graph contains a cycle using disjoint set. Note: Disjoint-set data structure, also called a union–find data structure or merge–find set. Example: Earlier in Detect Cycle in Undirected Graph using DFS we...
Objective: Given a graph, source vertex and destination vertex. Write an algorithm to count all possible paths between source and destination. Condition: Graph does not contain any cycle. This problem also known as “paths...
Objective: Given a directed graph write an algorithm to find out whether graph contains cycle or not. Example: Approach: Graph contains cycle if there are any back edges. There are two types of back...
Objective: Given undirected graph write an algorithm to find out whether graph contains cycle or not. Example: Approach: Earlier we have seen how to find cycles in directed graphs. In this article we will...
Objective: Given a directed graph write an algorithm to find out whether graph contains cycle or not. Example: Approach: Graph contains cycle if there are any back edges. There are two types of back...
