Printing complete star triangle in C++

Problem Statement Given the number of rows, form a complete triangle made up of stars(asterisks) “*”. For Example Input: 5 Output: Complete star triangle pattern in C++ Solution This is an easy problem which can be solved simply using nested loops. Let’s try to understand this problem with an example. Consider the input number of rows…

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Two ways to reverse a number in C++

Problem Statement Given an integer, the task is to find the reverse of it. It is sure that number as well as it’s reverse fits in the range of an integer. Example: Input: 3421 Output: 1243 Approach 1 – Constructing the reverse using the original number Step 1: Check if the number is negative or not.…

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Python’s list reverse() function with examples

Overview In this tutorial, we will discuss Python list’s built-in method –reverse(). Talking about the built-in methods, they are the utility methods provided by the Python interpreter for our use; and they come along when you install Python in your environment. They provide us the implementation of many common operations like conversion of an integer…

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Print inverted half star triangle pattern in C++

Problem Statement Given the number of rows, form an inverted half triangle pattern made up of stars(asterisks) “*”. For Example Input: 5 Output: Inverted half star triangle pattern in C++ Solution This is an easy problem which can be solved simply using nested loops. Let’s try to understand this problem with an example. Consider the input number…

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Pretty easy guide to follow. Happy learning :)

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Python program to split a given list into Even and Odd list based on the parity of the numbers

Problem Statement Given a python list consisting of integers, based on their parity, separate them into even and odd list. For example: Input: list = [1,4,6,87] Output: even_list = [4,6] , odd_list = [1,87] The problem statement is pretty clear – we have a list of integers and we need to separate them into two…

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Time and Space complexity analysis of Python’s list.reverse method

Overview In this article, we will explicitly focus on the Time and Space Complexity of Python List’s reverse() method. If you wish to read a complete detailed tutorial on the method then you can find it here. Before moving forward, let’s quickly recall what does the reverse() function do when applied to a list. list.reverse list.reverse() is…

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Leetcode – 771. Jewels and Stones

Problem Statement You’re given strings J representing the types of stones that are jewels, and S representing the stones you have.  Each character in S is a type of stone you have.  You want to know how many of the stones you have are also jewels. The letters in J are guaranteed distinct, and all…

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How to print a statement in C/C++ without a semicolon(;) – Different methods

Problem Statement The task is to print a statement, say “Hello World“, without using a semicolon in C/C++. Solution To be honest, this isn’t a serious programming question, but, it is possible that you might face this question in an interview someday. It is a kind of puzzle problem. There are many different ways to…

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Insert a Node at the beginning of a Linked List

Problem Statement Given a linked list(can be an empty list), add a node at the beginning of it. For example: Linked list before insertion = 4->3->5->NULL Input Integer = 51 Linked list after insertion = 51->4->3->5->NULL Linked list before insertion = 40->13->95->NULL Input Integer = 141 Linked list after insertion = 141->40->13->95->NULL Solution This is…

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Python ord() function and its application

In Python, ord() is a built-in function which returns an integer representing the Unicode point value of a character. Before discussing anything else, it is important to first know what the Unicode encoding is. Unicode Unicode is the encoding type or a standard which contains the character set of all the languages that exist, all…

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How to convert a string to Uppercase or Lowercase in C++

Problem Statement Given a string, you need to change the case of the string. If the question demands the conversion into uppercase, then change the case to uppercase, else convert the string into lowercase. Solution Approach 1 – Using the iteration In this approach, we will iterate the string and check the case of each…

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Python’s dictionary len() method

len() is a built-in function in python which returns the number of items in an object. It can be used with a sequence(list, tuple, string etc) or a collection (like dictionary, set etc). However, this tutorial shall only focus its use with a dictionary. For complete tutorial on built-in len(), visit: Python’s built-in len() method…

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