Lemonade Change - Leetcode 860 - Python

[@mohanedomer9081]

8:00 I have done 210 leetcode and cant miss one of your vids. You just make the problem enjoyable

[@aanishas1925]

so true!

[@yang5843]

I overcomplicated this problem, I thought this was going to be a harder version of coin change

[@abhayrajsingh4707]

Me too😓

[@deepakjain4481]

It was mentioned a easy question

[@DNKF]

LC made my day finally!

[@aanishas1925]

4:31 well, you read my mind

[@rahulsbhatt]

Thanks I didn't thought of them as bills and just calculated based on balance, I have to read the questions carefully.

[@Abdul_Rahman03]

I had misinterpreted the problem as well, then thought about dp while reading the problem, had to see the editorial turns out way more simple than I thought.

[@Munchen888]

It’s convenient to have a hashtable of size 2. And keep track of amount

[@jwsoftware]

Good observation on not needing to track the number of 20s. Took me from beats 44% runtime, 90% memory to 84% runtime, 96% memory. I thought I was missing some totally different solution at first but had everything else right

[@mrvinyllad25]

i made the same mistake, then the same observations lol. Thank you for you service, Navdeep!

[@sjnapoles2484]

This is such a nice problem

[@mohammedkaifullakazim]

Even i got the wrong answer at first when I read the question and coded it, means adding 5 dollars and giving back the remaining amount but, when I went through the example and understood it clearly possibly taking 10 to 15 min then I coded it, obviously the answer was correct

[@user-dp9gi1vg8r]

always a calm chill day after a storm xD

[@pastori2672]

please solve codeforces Increasing Sequence with Fixed OR 🙏

[@kusumjoshi4613]

good explanation

[@qulinxao]

class Solution: def lemonadeChange(self, z: List[int],a=0,b=0) -> bool: for x in z: if x==5: a+=1;continue a-=1;b+=15-x;(b

[@MP-ny3ep]

Thank you for the daily!

[@Yegory]

Bruh I didn't realize I needed to serve customer from left to right (queue), I just interpreted it as having all the bills right away and just giving change in whatever order. So this didn't pass [5,5,5,5,20,20,5,5,5,5]. Now I see why! :D

[@midhunskani]

Much more simple Solution class Solution: def lemonadeChange(self, bills: List[int]) -> bool: count_5 = 0 count_10 = 0 for bill in bills: if bill == 5: count_5 += 1 elif bill == 10: count_10 += 1 count_5 -= 1 if count_5 < 0: return False elif bill == 20: if count_10 > 0 and count_5 > 0: count_10 -= 1 count_5 -= 1 elif count_5 >= 3: count_5 -= 3 else: return False return True

[@pranav2423]

Hey Neetcode, what drawing software do you use?

[@leeroymlg4692]

paint 3D

[@jasurbekyuldoshev2673]

Finally a problem in which I can breathe 😃

[@limsiryuean5040]

I tried solving it using a dictionary, got stuck on trying to come up with a logic for the structure.

[@Jk-ls7ey]

I didn’t even think of dp or backtracking , i just did the same logic he did on my own. I don’t know i should be worried or not😭😭

[@kartikgandhi7447]

Me too 😭, I am also confused how did they think of dp or backtracking. This makes me worried and not worried at the same time lol.

[@pastori2672]

we're legit clones except when it comes to yesterday's problem

[@user-tt3lb1yy6i]

10:21 is the runtime stat chart glitched? It seems that no matter the percentage beat, it always lands in that crevice

[@asagiai4965]

I see. The hidden clue on what the question is. Is found in the note. "Note that you don't have any change in hand at first". (in other words you cannot give change someone correctly if you don't have the correct money in the first place) I'm gonna also probably answer this the wrong way if I don't see the video and the note.

[@31redorange08]

The problem would only be partially solvable if you didn't know how much change you had in the beginning.

[@asagiai4965]

@@31redorange08 what does that even mean?

[@31redorange08]

@@asagiai4965 How would you solve it without knowing how much change you had in the beginning?

[@asagiai4965]

@@31redorange08 idk if you are not getting my comment. But it is impossible not to know your change Change = your money - the price.

[@31redorange08]

@@asagiai4965 It seems like you're not understanding your own comment. You have to know how much money you have in the very beginning to know whether you can give everyone their change.

[@AnkitaNallana]

Third, lol 😂

[@c4rtel]

first o_O