MY LEETCODE SOLUTIONS
This repo contains my solutions to various LeetCode problems, along with explanations and test cases in JavaScript and Python.
For each problem, you can find a JavaScript file containing my solution and a link to an explanation of the code. I have tried to write clear and concise code that is easy to understand, and I have provided explanations to help you understand my thought process and approach to the problem.
To ensure the correctness of my solutions in Javascript, I have included Jest test cases for each problem. These tests cover various edge cases and input scenarios to help verify that my solution is working correctly.
Before running the tests, make sure to you are in leetcode/JavaScript path. You can do this with following command:
cd JavaScript
Then download all the required packages by running npm install command in the terminal.
npm install
To run all the Jest test cases, simply run npm test in the terminal. This will execute all the tests in the repository.
npm test
If you want to run tests for a specific problem, you can specify the file path of the test using the --PATH option. For example, to run tests for a problem located in the problems/foo.js file, run npm test -- problems/foo.test.js.
npm test -- problems/foo.test.js
To ensure the correctness of my solutions in Python, I have included pytest test cases for each problem in Python. These tests cover various edge cases to help verify that my solution is working correctly.
Before running the tests, make sure to in directory leetcode/Python. You can do thi by following command:
cd Python
Then download all the required packages by running the following command in the terminal:
pip install -r requirements.txt
This will install all the required packages listed in the requirements.txt file.
To run all the pytest test cases, simply run the following command in the terminal. This will execute all the tests in the repository.
pytest
If you want to run tests for a specific problem, you can specify the file path of the test using the -k option followed by the file name. For example, to run tests for a problem located in the problems/foo.py file, run the following command:
pytest -k "foo"
This will run all the tests that match the string "foo" in the file name.
Note that you should be in the root directory of your project where the pytest.ini and requirements.txt files are located before running these commands.
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for details.
I hope that these solutions and explanations will be helpful to you in your own algorithmic problem-solving journey. Please feel free to leave any feedback or suggestions for improvement.