Leetcode Weekly Contest 420 | 3326. Minimum Division Operations to Make Array Non Decreasing CodeFod

In this video, we solve Leetcode Problem 3326: Minimum Division Operations to Make Array Non-Decreasing, from the Leetcode Weekly Contest 420. I’ll guide you through an efficient solution implemented in C++.

You will learn:

How to minimize the number of division operations required to make an array non-decreasing.
Step-by-step explanation of the approach, breaking down each operation.
Key strategies for optimizing array manipulations in competitive programming.
This tutorial is ideal for those preparing for coding interviews and looking to improve their array manipulation skills.

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[sumitdey]

well said. but not accepted because the question is to find the greatest divisor of a number and then check but in the above approach we found the appropriate divisor which is less that the next element i.e 5, 40, 10 here we found the 40, 10 greatest divisor is 20 but the above functions gives the appropriate divisor which is 10 so according to the above solution it is correct 5, 10, 10

[AshishSingh-xnju]

brother in this code for proper divisor function why we are checking the divisors from its next number and we cant be sure that after dividing with proper divisor the number will be smaller that next number?

[k_a_l_a_n_d_h_a_r]

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