Math Problems
Explore key mathematical problems commonly encountered in coding interviews.
- 01 Power of Two Check if a number is a power of two using bit manipulation or math
- 02 Largest Perimeter Triangle Determine the largest possible triangle perimeter from an array of lengths
- 03 Count Good Numbers Calculate the count of valid digit strings under given constraints
- 04 GCD using Euclidean Algorithm Find the Greatest Common Divisor of two numbers using efficient algorithms
- 05 Complex Number Multiplication Multiply two complex numbers given as strings and return the result in a+bi form
WHAT PATTERNS DO THESE COVER?
These problems target essential
mathematical patterns for coding interviews:
Power of Two →
Leverages bit manipulation for efficient power checks.
Largest Perimeter Triangle →
Uses sorting and greedy checks for geometric constraints.
Count Good Numbers →
Applies modular arithmetic and combinatorial counting.
GCD using Euclidean Algorithm →
Implements the classic Euclidean algorithm for finding GCD
efficiently.
Complex Number Multiplication →
Applies algebraic rules to multiply complex numbers
efficiently.
Together, they build skills in
bit manipulation, greedy algorithms, modular arithmetic, and
fundamental number theory
for solving math-based coding challenges.