Several-Coding-Patterns-for-Solving-Data-Structures-and-Algorithms-Problems-during-Interviews

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there seems to be a duplication

ruggertech

The **"end"** variable was pointed by the **"i"** in for loop. The for loop was adding duplicate triplets in the results.

HoneyBadger-14

The output of the JS implementation gives duplicated solutions. Input: findSubarrays([2, 5, 3, 10], 30) Output: [ [ 2 ], **[ 2, 5 ], [ 2, 5 ],** [ 5,...

gsantosbruna

There was mistake in the loop condition, the loop was running infinitely!

adarsh-gupta101

Taine111

Your answer to the first problem doesn't really solve the leetcode question. Now I'm wondering, does this go throughout your whole guide or is it only for this problem? Should...

KenMain5

I discovered that there is a simple algorithm pattern, especially for beginners, called a frequency counter that is meant to count the number of occurrences of particular values. This can...

jerrycaffe

I discovered that while talking about the brute force solution i.e naive solution while explaining the sliding window patter, the leetcode example https://leetcode.com/problems/maximum-average-subarray-i/description/ is expected to return a single result...

jerrycaffe

I want to write the examples written in javascript in java so java programmers can easily see example in java as they read the sliding window pattern

jerrycaffe

Correcting a typo The right node should be traversed within the for loop.

KoderKaul