Problem Statement In the “Maximum Product Subarray II” problem we have given an array consisting of positive, negative integers, and also zeroes. We need to find the maximum product of the subarray. Input Format The first line containing an integer N. Second-line containing N space-separated integers. Output Format The only …
Problem Statement In the “Largest Subarray with Equal Number of 0’s and 1’s” problem, we have given an array a[] containing only 0 and 1. Find the largest subarray with an equal number of 0’s and 1’s and will print the start index and end index of the largest subarray. …
Problem Statement In the “Maximum Sum Increasing Subsequence” problem we have given an array. Find the sum of the maximum subsequence of the given array, that is the integers in the subsequence are in sorted order. A subsequence is a part of an array which is a sequence that is …
Problem Statement In the “Implement Two Stacks in an Array” problem we have to implement two stacks in an array such that, if the user wants to push an element in either of two stacks then there should not be an error till the array gets full. Example Push 5 …
Problem Statement In the “Number of Smaller Elements on Right Side” problem, we have given an array a[]. Find the number of smaller elements that are on the right_side of each element. Input Format The first and only one line containing an integer N. Second-line containing N space-separated integers. Output …
Problem Statement In the “Elements Appear more than N/K times in Array” problem we have given an integer array of size n. Find the elements which appear more than n/k times. Where k is the input value. Input Format The first and only one line containing two integers N and …
Problem Statement In the “Find the Peak Element from an Array” problem we have given an input array of integers. Find a peak element. In an array, an element is a peak element, if the element is greater than both the neighbours. For corner elements, we can consider the only …
Problem Statement In tug of war problem, we have given an array of integers, divide the array into two subsets of size n/2 size each so that the difference of the sum of two subsets is as minimum as possible. If n is even each subset size is n/2. If …
In the first circular tour to visit all the petrol bunks problem the statement is such that there is a circle with n petrol pumps on the circle. Every petrol pump has a pair of data. The first value is the amount of petrol pump has and the second is …
Problem Statement In count possible triangles problem we have given an array of n positive integers. Find the number of triangles that can be formed using three different elements of the array as the sides of a triangle. Note: The condition of the triangle is the sum of two sides …