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Problems
82. Search a word in a character matrix.
83. Levenshtein Distance - Edit distance: Given two strings and you can only delete, insert, replace a character - return the minimum number of operations to make s1 = s2.
84. Solve the skyline problem, http://uva.onlinejudge.org/external/1/p105.pdf.
85. Sort an array of 3 numbers.
86. Write a function to calculate the hamming distance between two binary numbers.
87. Write a function that takes a list of binary numbers and returns the sum of the hamming distances for each pair -> O(n) solution.
88. Return the value of a roman number given a string.
89. Print out the paths to all leaves of a binary tree.
90. Given a set of n jobs with [start time, end time] find a subset so that no 2 jobs overlap and the length is maximum?
91. You are given a string with each English character translated to its alphabetical position (e.g., the string "ABC" --> "123"). Provide a function that, when provided the string as an argument, will return the maximum number of strings the encoded string could represent (for example, "123" could represent "ABC", "LC", or "AW").
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