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Problems
101. Given an array of distinct integers, and a target integer t, compute all of the subsets of the array that sum to t, where order matters.
102. Given an undirected graph and a node, modify the graph into a directed graph such that, any path leads to one particular node.
103. Reverse an array.
104. Two texts are considered to "match" if they have a common substring of at least length n. Describe an algorithm to determine if two strings are matches.
105. Given N credits cards, determine if more than half of them belong to the same person/owner. All you have is an array of the credit card numbers, and an api call like isSamePerson(num1, num2).
106. Compress a string.
107. Given an integer, return all sequences of numbers that sum to it. (Example: 3 -> (1, 2), (2, 1), (1, 1, 1)).
108. Given an unsorted array, extract the max and min value using the least number of comparison.
109. Max sum of adjacent value combination in an array.
110. Provided a phone number (654-876-0987), return all possible strings that the phone number could represent if 2 -> {A, B, C}, 3 -> {D, E, F}, and so on.
Done.
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