Number of strings containing a specific substring
I’ve seen numerous questions (and answers) concerning the number of binary strings (e.g “10010” containing some binary substring (e.g “00”). I’d like to know if there is a way to generalize this:
How to automatically connect letters into words? [closed]
Closed 9 years ago.
Which way is more efficient for getting the space count?
I have just started reading Cracking the Coding Interview. One of the problems (specifically 1.4) after solving and then looking at the answer made me question the way it is done and decided to post it up here to see if I am missing something.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.
Compare names and the use of Levenshtein’s algorithm
I need to cross names from two lists. What is the best away to compare the names? As you may expect, in one list we can have the complete name, on the other just the first and last.
What string will match the regular expression (^$)|(^.*\{count\}.*$)n?
I’m trying to pass a parameter to create a thumbnail in AWS Elastic transcoder, which shouldn’t be that difficult except I know nothing about regular expressions.
Is placing text markers inside of strings bad style? Is there an alternative?
I work with massive strings which need a lot of manipulation.