The “Median of Two Sorted Arrays” problem is a classic and tricky coding interview question. It tests your understanding of…
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The “Minimize Max Distance to Gas Station” problem is a classic example of using binary search on real numbers (floating…
The “Painter’s Partition Problem-II” is a classic binary search and partitioning problem often asked in coding interviews. In this blog,…
The “Allocate Minimum Pages” problem is a classic binary search question that is often asked in coding interviews. It teaches…
The “Aggressive Cows” problem is a classic binary search question that is often asked in coding interviews. It teaches you…
The “Find Peak Element” problem is a classic question that helps you practice binary search and array manipulation. In this blog, we’ll explain the problem, walk you…
The “Reverse Pairs” problem is a popular and challenging interview question. In this blog, we’ll explain the problem, walk you…
If you’re preparing for coding interviews, the “Count Inversions” problem is a classic and important question. In this blog, we’ll…
If you’re preparing for coding interviews, the “Missing And Repeating” problem is a classic! In this blog, we’ll explain the problem, walk you through brute force,…
If you want to master array manipulation, “Merge Without Extra Space” is an essential coding problem! In this blog, we’ll…