Questions tagged [palindrome]
Any sequence of units (typically letters or numbers) that are read the same way forward or backward.
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HackerRank's Challenging Palindromes solution times out for certain tests
I am trying to solve the Challenging Palindromes problem from HackerRank. The code that I have got so far fails only for large inputs due to timeout, every other test it passes successfully.
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Longest palindrome code in C# takes time out on LeetCode
I like to request a review of the code below, which is my attempt at answering the question here on LeetCode site. The code passes 43 tests, but it times out on the next one. I copied and ran the test ...
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Longest Palindromic Substring | Python Code Giving TLE
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Given a string s , return the longest palindromic substring in s.
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Longest Palindromic Substring challenge
My code is a mix-up between dynamic programming with the HashMap and brute force with the way I reach out the results and substring. I don't know how to optimize my ...
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Determining if a genetic sequence is palindromic
Adding another level to my previous question on 'normal' palindrome identification, in this one I'm interested in identifying genetic palindromes. Here's my attempt:
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How do I optimize memoization in order to find longest palindromic substring?
I want to find the longest palindromic substring using dynamic programming in Python3. The strings can be as large as this string.
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Python palindrome function; is it possible to write it without using string conversion?
I hope this question is okay to ask on Code Review; this is a little function I wrote in Python 2.7.12 that checks if a number is a palindrome. It works fine but I'd like to know if there is a purely ...