Wat de konijnen je niet vertellen (LeetCode logische puzzel) | Elke dag coderen (dag 27)

πŸš€ Day 27 of my coding-every-day challenge is here! I’m on a mission to hit 1,000 subscribers, and today was packed with fun and challenging projects.

Today, I started by refining the Python scripts that help automate my workflow for this series, specifically improving how I fetch commit information. It’s great practice for automation and keeps the content creation process smooth!

Then, I tackled LeetCode problem 781, “Rabbits in Forest”. This was a fascinating logic puzzle! The challenge is to determine the minimum number of rabbits in a forest based on their answers to the question: “How many other rabbits share your color?”. I walked through my Python solution which uses a Counter (a type of hash map) to group the answers. For each answer ‘x’ given by a certain number of rabbits, we figure out the minimum number of groups (each of size x + 1) needed. Summing up the rabbits in these groups gives the final answer. It’s an efficient approach with O(N) time complexity. Check out the video for the detailed code and explanation!

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