Can Anybody give me the sample code of implementation of basic trie using multidimensional arrays. I saw various programmers using this. And i personally feel i will be a lot more comfortable in handling arrays than using node pointers in tries.
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Can Anybody give me the sample code of implementation of basic trie using multidimensional arrays. I saw various programmers using this. And i personally feel i will be a lot more comfortable in handling arrays than using node pointers in tries.
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can't it be implemented using an adjacency list? I don't remember exactly as I learnt it a long time ago but any information will be appreciated.
Here is a simple implementation problem and a solution with an array-based trie to this problem. The code should hopefully be clear enough for you to figure out what's happening.
You are given $$$n$$$ strings $$$s_1, s_2,\dots, s_n$$$. Let $$$S = {s_1, s_2,\dots, s_n}$$$.
You are also given $$$q$$$ strings $$$t_1, t_2,\dots, t_q$$$. For each $$$i = 1, 2,\dots, q$$$, find the longest common prefix of $$$t_i$$$ and any string in $$$S$$$.
Input: First line: number of test cases ($$$\le 10^4$$$)
Sum of string lengths is $$$\le 10^6$$$
Output: For each test case, $$$q$$$ integers: the lengths of the longest common prefixes.
great implementation
Nice implementation
Since all 26 'branches' are hardly used, it may be worth considering using a dynamically allocated array or set for the second dimension that holds the paths within the trie to save memory. $$$log\ 26$$$ or $$$log\ |branches|$$$ is constant, so this optimization will have no asymptotical difference.