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Questions
Finding one duplicate
Question C-3.17) A is an array of size n>=2 containing integers from 1 to n-1, inclusive, one of which is repeated. Describe an algorithm for finding the integer in A that is repeated.
A special case of this question is when array A is sorted, since then we know that each array element should correspond to its own index plus 1, and we can do a binary search to locate the array index that does not match the criteria. In this case, the runtime is O(log n).
Finding multiple duplicates
Question C-3.18) Let B be an array of size n>=6 containing integers from 1 to n-5, inclusive. Five of the integers are repeated. Describe an algorithm for finding the five integers in B that are repeated.
Solution approach
There are a few different solution approaches.
Single element case
In the single element duplicate case:
Sorted array, single element duplicate:
- O(log n) - each element's index correlates to the element's value, so use a binary search to find the location where the correlation is off
Unsorted array, single element duplicate:
- O(n) - to iterate through each element and check for membership in a set; if not a member then add it, otherwise it's a duplicate element; subsequent O(1) lookups in hash table.
- O(n log n) - to sort the array, then O(log n) to find duplicates, sequentially, using binary search
Multi element case
In the multi-element duplicate case:
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