Good morning! Here's our prompt for today.
You're given an array of strings containing alphabetical characters and certain $
characters. A $
represents a DELETE action whereby the character before it is deleted.
Each of these strings will be run through a method to operate on the $
DELETE action. We want to find out if the final string is the same for all of them. Let's take an example:
1std::vector<std::string> input = {"f$st", "st"};
2isDollarDeleteEqual(input);
3// true
4// true because both become "st"

Can you find a solution in O(n)
time and constant
space?
Constraints
- The input arrays can be of any size
- Every string has at least a single character
- The string will consist of dollar signs and lowercase alphabets
- Expected overall time complexity :
O(n)
- Expected space complexity :
O(n)
for good solution,O(1)
for asymptotically optimal solution
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std::string getFinalStr(std::string str);
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bool isDollarDeleteEqual(std::vector<std::string> arr) {
// fill in
// with solution
return false;
}
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std::string getFinalStr(std::string str) {
// fill in
// with solution
return "";
}
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// print your findings using this function!
void log() {
std::cout << isDollarDeleteEqual({ "f$st", "st" });
}
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int main(int argc, char** argv) {
OUTPUT
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