What is the best way to implement a rate-limiting algorithm for web requests?
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Mathematical explanation of Leetcode question: Container With Most Water
I was working on a medium level leetcode question 11. Container With Most Water. Besides the brute force solution with O(n^2), there is an optimal solution with complexity of O(n) by using two pointers from left and right side of the container. I am a little bit confused why this “two pointers” method must include the optimal solution. Does anyone know how to prove the correctness of this algorithm mathematically? This is an algorithm that I don’t know of. Thank you!
Find match of numeric arrays Python
Consider I have 2 arrays. arr2 will always be longer than arr1. I’d like to drop the values from arr2 to best fit arr1. If arr2 doesn’t have an equal value to arr1 it will need to be the closest value that is still in arr2.
Strictly Increasing Path in Grid with Python
At each step we can go the one of the left,right,up or down cells only if the that cell is strictly greater thab our current cell. (We cannot move diagonally). We want to find all the paths that we can go from the top-left cell to the bottom-right cell.
Place N unique elements into all possible K groups with monotonicity maintaining
Can anyone suggest a quick and efficient solution for splitting an array of N elements into K groups with monotonicity maintaining? For example:
Removing duplicates in lists
How do I get a new list without duplicates?
How to generate all permutations of a list?
How do you generate all the permutations of a list in Python, independently of the type of elements in that list?
Rolling or sliding window iterator?
I need a rolling window (aka sliding window) iterable over a sequence/iterator/generator. Default Python iteration can be considered a special case, where the window length is 1. I’m currently using the following code. Does anyone have a more Pythonic, less verbose, or more efficient method for doing this?
Check if all elements in a list are identical
I need a function which takes in a list and outputs True if all elements in the input list evaluate as equal to each other using the standard equality operator and False otherwise.
How to efficiently compare two unordered lists (not sets) in Python?
a = [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3] b = [3, 2, 1, 3, 2, 1] a & b should be considered equal, because they have exactly the same elements, only in different order. The thing is, my actual lists will consist of objects (my class instances), not integers. Answers: Thank you for visiting the … Read more