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:
1let input = ["f$st", "st"];
2isDollarDeleteEqual(input);
3// true
4// true because both become "st"
Can you find a solution in O(n) time and constant space?
Constraints
- The input arrays can be of any size
- Every string has at least a single character
- The string will consist of dollar signs and lowercase alphabets
- Expected overall time complexity : O(n)
- Expected space complexity : O(n)for good solution,O(1)for asymptotically optimal solution
Try to solve this here or in Interactive Mode.
How do I practice this challenge?
xxxxxxxxxx49
var assert = require('assert');​function isDollarDeleteEqual(arr) {  // Fill in this method  return arr;}​function getFinalStr(str) {  // Fill in this method  return str;}​// const input = ["f$st", "st"];// console.log(isDollarDeleteEqual(input));​try {  assert.equal(isDollarDeleteEqual(['f$ec', 'ec']), true);​  console.log('PASSED: ' + "`['f$ec', 'ec']` should return `true`");} catch (err) {  console.log(err);}​try {  assert.equal(isDollarDeleteEqual(['a90$n$c$se', 'a90n$cse']), false);​  console.log(    'PASSED: ' + "`['a90$n$c$se', 'a90n$cse']` should return `false`"  );OUTPUT
:001 > Cmd/Ctrl-Enter to run, Cmd/Ctrl-/ to comment
Here's our guided, illustrated walk-through.
How do I use this guide?
Access all course materials today
The rest of this tutorial's contents are only available for premium members. Please explore your options at the link below.

