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Wow, I had an identical problem to this that was on my data structures exam last Fall semester!
Thanks for the helpful explanation too! After watching the idea behind the approach I was able to complete it on my own. Thx Nikhil!!
always happy to hear that
you are the best. keep going
this problem should be marked as difficult >.
THANK YOU
Nice explanation!
For a list with 4 nodes, and when we are finding the midpoint, doesn't p1 stop at the node before the midpoint?4 -> 8 ->15 -> 16It stops at 8..
Sir i have been learning dsa from last 4 months and practice on my vs code . Can i now upload my solutions to leedcode account sooner or later
You can upload them anytime. Didn’t understand your question
@@nikoo28I have practised dsa problems only in vs code editor. Now I am submitting my solutions to leetcode profile
well the easiest way to solve a linked list problem I think is to not use one in the first place
Wow, I had an identical problem to this that was on my data structures exam last Fall semester!
Thanks for the helpful explanation too! After watching the idea behind the approach I was able to complete it on my own. Thx Nikhil!!
always happy to hear that
you are the best. keep going
this problem should be marked as difficult >.
THANK YOU
Nice explanation!
For a list with 4 nodes, and when we are finding the midpoint, doesn't p1 stop at the node before the midpoint?
4 -> 8 ->15 -> 16
It stops at 8..
Sir i have been learning dsa from last 4 months and practice on my vs code . Can i now upload my solutions to leedcode account sooner or later
You can upload them anytime. Didn’t understand your question
@@nikoo28I have practised dsa problems only in vs code editor. Now I am submitting my solutions to leetcode profile
well the easiest way to solve a linked list problem I think is to not use one in the first place