Understood your concept of sparse matrix, but at the same time would also like to mention that the way you are calculating the maximum possible percentage for 1s seems to be incorrect (to me). When we say 1/5, it is equal to 0.2 or 20%. But here you are explaining it as 0.2%. Can you please explain it further so that all of us who have doubts around this may be able to understand it in a better way.
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Understood your concept of sparse matrix, but at the same time would also like to mention that the way you are calculating the maximum possible percentage for 1s seems to be incorrect (to me).
When we say 1/5, it is equal to 0.2 or 20%. But here you are explaining it as 0.2%.
Can you please explain it further so that all of us who have doubts around this may be able to understand it in a better way.
100 is multiplied to calculate the percentage directly.
Hence 0.2 value calc is the % itself.
Commenting so people don't get confused.
2:37 what did he say? now if you wanna score?
I understand this idea, but who can tell me why it's called "inverted index"? I mean, "inverted" sounds confusing...
8:57 what?