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Print all Prime Levels of a Binary Tree

Shubham Vora
Updated on 22-Jul-2023 12:20:22

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In this problem, we will print all prime levels of the given binary tree. We will use the level order traversal technique to traverse each binary tree level and check whether all nodes contain the prime integer for the particular level. Problem statement − We have given a binary tree and need to print all prime levels of the binary tree. It is given that if all nodes of any binary tree contain a prime integer, we can say a particular level is a prime level. Sample examples Input  ... Read More

Golomb sequence

Divya Sahni
Updated on 25-Jul-2023 12:38:15

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Golomb Sequence − The Golomb Sequence is a non-decreasing sequence of integers where the value of the nth term is the number of times the integer n appeared in the sequence. Some terms of Golomb sequence are, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, 4, 5, 5, 5, 6, 6, 6, 6, 7, 7, 7, 7, 8, 8, 8, 8, 9, 9, 9, 9, 10, 10, 10, 10, … Here as we can see, the 5th term is 3 and 5 also appears 3 times in the sequence. The 6th term is 4 and 6 also appears 4 times in ... Read More

Place_forget() method using Tkinter in Python

Priya Mishra
Updated on 24-Jul-2023 21:26:47

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Tkinter, a popular GUI toolkit for Python, offers a plethora of tools to design intuitive and interactive interfaces, among these, the Place_forget() method stands out as a powerful tool for dynamic GUI layout manipulation. This method enables developers to effortlessly hide or remove widgets from a Tkinter window, providing a seamless user experience. In this article, we will delve into the details of the Place_forget() method, exploring its syntax, applications, and practical implementation techniques to help you leverage its full potential in your Python GUI projects. What is Place_forget() method? The Place_forget() method is a function provided by the ... Read More

Print all Palindromic Levels of a Binary Tree

Shubham Vora
Updated on 22-Jul-2023 12:17:34

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In this problem, we will print each palindromic level of the given binary tree. We can use the breadth−first search algorithm to traverse each level of the given binary tree and check whether a particular level of the binary tree is palindromic. If yes, we print the level in the output. Problem statement − We have given a binary tree, and we need to print all palindromic levels of the binary tree. If any particular level of the binary tree contains the same numbers from left to right and right to left, we can say that the current level is ... Read More

Front and Back Search in unsorted array

Divya Sahni
Updated on 25-Jul-2023 12:35:32

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Unsorted Array − An array is a data structure consisting of a collection of elements of the same type. An unsorted array is such a structure where the order of elements is random, i.e. on insertion, the element is added to the last irrespective of the order of previous elements and searching in such an array is not helped by any search algorithm because of lack of a pattern of the positioning of elements. Searching − Searching in an array means finding a particular element in the array which can be either returning the position of a desired element or ... Read More

Pipx - Python CLI package tool

Priya Mishra
Updated on 24-Jul-2023 21:24:50

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Managing and isolating these packages can sometimes be a challenging task, especially when dealing with command-line tools, so hre comes Pipx, a powerful Python CLI package tool that simplifies package installation and management, offering a streamlined experience for developers and users alike. With Pipx, you can effortlessly install, upgrade, and uninstall Python command-line tools in separate virtual environments, ensuring clean dependencies and avoiding conflicts. In this article, we will explore the features and benefits of Pipx, empowering you to maximize your Python development workflow. Features of Pipx Pipx is a Python CLI package tool that comes equipped with an ... Read More

Print all Nodes Except Rightmost Node of Every Level of the Binary Tree

Shubham Vora
Updated on 22-Jul-2023 12:12:36

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In this problem, we will print all the nodes of the binary tree except the rightmost node of each level. We will use the level order traversal to traverse the binary tree, and we won’t print the last node of each level, which is the rightmost node. Problem statement − We have given a binary tree containing different nodes. We need to print all nodes of the binary tree except right most node. Sample examples Input  7 / \ ... Read More

Pipenv - Python Package Management Tool

Priya Mishra
Updated on 24-Jul-2023 21:22:12

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Pipenv is an advanced tool for managing Python packages, Pipenv is specifically created to cater to the needs of Python developers. Its main objective is to make the management of dependencies and virtual environments in Python projects a hassle-free experience. With Pipenv, developers can easily create and manage customized environments for their projects, handle package installations and updates effortlessly, and ensure consistent resolution of dependencies. This article provides an overview of Pipenv's key features and demonstrates how it can enhance the development workflow for Python programmers. What is Pipenv? Pipenv is a cutting-edge tool created specifically for Python developers, ... Read More

Minimize the Maximum difference between Adjacent Elements in an Array

Shubham Vora
Updated on 22-Jul-2023 12:06:48

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In this problem, we will minimize the maximum difference between adjacent elements by removing any M elements from the array. The naïve approach to solving the problem is to pick total N − M array elements and check which set contains the minimum or maximum adjacent difference. The optimized approach uses the queue data structure to solve the problem. Problem statement : We have given an sorted array of numbers in sorted order. We have also given M. We need to remove M elements from the array such that we can minimize the maximum difference between the adjacent array ... Read More

Find n-th Fortunate Number

Divya Sahni
Updated on 25-Jul-2023 12:32:59

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Fortunate Numbers − It is the smallest integer m > 1 such that, for a given positive integer n, pn# + m is a prime number, where pn# is the product of the first n prime numbers. For example, for calculating the third fortunate number, first calculate the product of the first 3 prime numbers (2, 3, 5) i.e. 30. Upon adding 2 we get 32 which is an even number, adding 3 gives 33 which is a multiple of 3. One would similarly rule out integers up to 6. Adding 7 gives, 37 which is a prime number. Thus, ... Read More

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