Bharadwaj Srikaa on LinkedIn: 🏆 SkillBadge Unlocked! | Coding Ninjas Studio (2024)

Hello Connections!!Thrilled to share that I've achieved the Samurai Badge in Binary Search on Codestudio for successfully solving a series of medium-level problems related to Searching Algorithms.Binary search is a search algorithm that efficiently finds the position of a target value within a sorted array or list. 🕵️♂️👨💻 Some of the standard problems I've conquered include:1. Longest Common Prefix2. Sorting of a Rotated Sorted Array3. Find Pair Sum in Rotated Sorted Array4. Allocate Books5. Aggressive Cows6. Median in Matrix#datastructuresandalgorithms#binaryseach#searching#divideandconquer#algorithms#interviewquestions

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Hello LinkedIn community! I'm thrilled to introduce you to a project that will transform the way you interact with PDF documents - Chat with PDFs.🔗 Experience it here: https://lnkd.in/gDgbp4pAChat with PDFs is a Python web application hosted on Streamlit. It's designed to empower users to seamlessly engage with multiple PDFs through a conversational interface. Imagine diving into insightful interactions that revolve around the content of your PDFs!#python #streamlit #openai #langchain #huggingface

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Hello Connections!!Got a new Badge Samurai in Trees for solving Medium level Codestudio Problems.Trees are non linear DS used for efficiently storing hierarchical data. Solved Standard Problems based on Trees: Sum Tree, Unique BST, Maximum Binary Tree, Connect Nodes at Same Level, Average of levels in Binary Tree, Diagonal Traversal of Binary Tree.#datastructuresandalgorithms #codestudio#interviewproblems #trees #binarytrees #biweeklychallenge #contest

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Greetings Everyone🙌,I am glad to say that I have secured a rank of 157 in today's Coding Ninjas Weekly Contest 112! 💻Here's a simple explanation of how I solved each one of these problems:1.🧠 For the first problem, I implemented a function that checks if the character in position s[i] is less than the corresponding character in t[i], returning 1 for true and 0 otherwise.2. 💡In the second problem, the approach involves calculating the total multiples of k in the range of n, and then excluding duplicates by dividing again by k. The function returns the count of unique multiples of k up to n.3. 💹In the third problem, I Implemented an algorithm optimizing string repetitions by calculating the minimum number of operations needed to repeat a string and reach a desired length.4. 🔢For the fourth problem, I Developed a solution using breadth first search traversal techniques to find the shortest path with at most one unit difference between adjacent elements in a given matrix.Thrilled to have faced and conquered these challenges, showcasing diverse problem-solving skills! 💡👨💻 #CodingNinjas #WeeklyContest #ProblemSolving #AlgorithmicSkills

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Hello Everyone!!!Have been solving Linked List questions for a while on different platforms and CodeStudio is one of them. Explored several popular Linked List questions right from inserting deleting and traversing a linked list to cloning a Linked List using random pointer. The pace we move with matters a lot, but what matters the most is steadiness. I have been inconsistent most of the times but pushed myself towards doing more and received this small piece of appreciation which I am grateful to share. The list of questions includes: ❔Insertion and Deletion in a Linked List.❔Reversing a Linked List- Iteratively and recursively.❔Middle of a Linked List.❔Remove duplicates from Sorted and Unsorted Linked List❔Merge two sorted Linked List.❔Floyd's cycle Detection Method to detect and remove loop.❔Reordering Linked List.❔ Max twin sum❔Reverse Linked List in K-Groups.❔Clone a Linked List using random pointer.❔Merge sort in Linked List.and the list is way more long. 😉Here's a link to the repository of solutions: https://lnkd.in/d_TYRnHbAny suggestions and advices are welcomed Learning sources: YouTube ▶️ and Self-practice

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🚀 Finished 'Grokking Algorithms' a few days back! 📚 It synced perfectly with my Programming 1 course, making every assignment and HackerRank contest more meaningful.🧠 Every algorithm I learned popped up in a way or another in a codeforces contest, assignment or project, The joy of spotting problems that perfectly fit an algorithm I've just learned – priceless! From Greedy, DP, Binary Search, BFS, and beyond, each solution felt like a puzzle piece falling into place.🌐 Excited to apply these skills to real-life problem-solving. Highly recommend it for anyone diving into algorithms! 💡 #GrokkingAlgorithms #AlgorithmJourney #CodeSuccess

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🚀I am excited to share my latest article on Medium! 📝 I've delved into the world of greedy algorithms, exploring how they work and their application in solving LeetCode problems. 💡In this article, I provided a detailed explanation of the greedy approach, breaking down its core concepts and illustrating its effectiveness through real-world examples.🌐 Additionally, I've included a comprehensive guide on solving specific LeetCode problems using greedy algorithms, with detailed explanations for each problem.💻 Whether you're new to greedy algorithms or looking to enhance your problem-solving skills on LeetCode, this article has got you covered. Check it out for invaluable insights and practical tips. Link to the article 👇https://lnkd.in/gFFgTGMa#greedyalgorithms #LeetCode #problemsolving #programmingjourney #techarticles #datastructures #programmingtips

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🌟 Achieving Global Rank 228 in LeetCode Weekly Contest 350! 🌟I'm thrilled to share that despite waking up late and missing the live contest, I managed to secure an impressive global rank of 228 in the LeetCode Weekly Contest 350! 💪🏆Problem hints: Q1: Simulation + easy MathsQ2 : Sorting + observation : Q3: Dp bitmasking: dp state-> dp(curIndex, prevIndex, mask)Q4: Dp + maths:dp state-> dp(curIndex, wallsRemaining)

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