Solve it without division operator and in O(n).
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You have 1000 integers. All are less than 1000 and greater or equal to 1. Among them, 999 are distinct and there is one that is found twice. How can you find the duplicate?
Extension to this questions is – if there are some billion numbers are there, and you have enough memory to fit all these numbers. What is the best of to do the same?
if I had to find duplicates in book catalogs with entries with different titles but with the same content..
This is related to google print application. In other words, we have many books out of which some books titles were different but content same. We need to figure out such cases efficiently. How?
If we would like to index the entire earth population, how long should the index size be?
Really, it was asked in google interview. Of course, this is pretty much similar to classic questions like how many gas stations in the united states? can anybody help? best of all answers comes here …
Create a function, called findZeros(), that will compute the number of zeros in the decimal representation of n!
For example, 5! = 1.2.3.4.5= 120 has one zero and 10! = 1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.9.10 = 3628800 and has two zeros. can anybody help? best of all answers comes here …
Create a function, called powerSet(), that will output the power set of the input set.
The power set in Algebra theory is the set of all subsets of a set (no..bull-set!) If a set has N elements then the power set will have 2^N elements. So if a set is denoted by {a,b} with a,bContinue reading… Create a function, called powerSet(), that will output the power set of the input set.
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Test consist of 15 question based on C, C++, and Data Structure and two C programs. So i am listing some of the question as i remembered. Q1) What is the value of i after execution of the following program.Continue reading… GOOGLE PAPER – Sept, 2006 – CHENNAI