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RushikaAnumula/DSA-Java

This repository is a collection of my implementations and practice solutions for fundamental data structures and algorithms using Java. The purpose of this collection is to document my learning progress, strengthen my coding and problem-solving skills.

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PrityKumari14/JavaProgramming

In this repository , Collection of Java programs developed in VS Code for practice and gain knowledge.

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luismendes070/loops-e-arrays Fork of cami-la/loops-e-arrays

Repositório do curso Estruturas de Repetição e Arrays com Java. Curso este oferecido pela Digital Innovation one e ministrado por mim.

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shivangi-975/Dynamic-2-SUM

Consider the 2-SUM problem: given an array of n integers (possibly with repetitions), and a target integer t find if there exist two distinct elements x, y in the array such that x + y = t. There are multiple approaches to find a O(n log n) solution to this problem. We would like to implement a dynamic version of this problem. In this version, you do not know the number of elements in advance. The input arrives as a sequence of operations. We start with the empty multiset S. Operations are of three types: 1. Insert(k) : Inserts a number k into S. 2. Delete(k): Deletes an instance of the key k from S. If k is not present, no change is made to the data structure. If k is present multiple times, any one instance is deleted. 3. Query (a, b): Prints the number of target values in the closed interval [a, b] such that there are distinct elements x, y in the multiset with x + y = t. Note that by “distinct” above, we mean two distinct elements of the multiset, which could have the same integer value. E.g. if S = {5, 5, 5}, then then Query (10,15) returns the answer 1, whereas Query(17,20) returns the answer 0.

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