49. Group Anagrams | Javascript

[@adsuabeakufea]

this is the best explanation I've seen for this problem in JS by far. great work!

[@advythashok]

Amazing! Your way of explanation is top notch, please keep doing more of these.

[@jaredsuresky7386]

Love your content, man - I love your explanations and code walk-through. Keep up the great work!

[@leedc5674]

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[@alberthuynh]

Thank you for creating this video! Best explanation I've found in Javascript

[@ibeeliot]

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[@farhansadeksakib5820]

Awesome! Nice explanation. Learnt a lot.

[@varunsukheja949]

thanks for the video. I have a doubt that instead of primes[] why didn't you use primesMap={ 'a':2, 'b':3, 'c':5, 'd':7 .....} ?

[@gerryramosftw]

hmm.. Looked up 4 solutions so far and everyone seems to sort. that makes this problem easy. what makes this a medium problem is getting the optimal solution

[@cthulhu7397]

Great, thank you so much!

[@hchiam]

"Group the anagrams" is a good example of evolving a solution and making use of notes/hints. Go from O(N W log W) -> to O(N W): 1) Brute force at first: create keys using sorted version of strings. Sorting is the bottleneck. 2) Create unique keys using multiplication of the first 26 prime numbers for the 26 lowercase letters of the alphabet. (Maintaining hashtables as keys would be very verbose).