Leetcode 10 Regular Expression Matching (Java) - Beats 100%

Leetcode 10 Regular Expression Matching (Java) - Beats 100%

0:00 Problem Introduction
1:02 Approach Overview and Intuition
2:41 Coding
8:28 Coding: Handling Edge Cases
11:50 Run/Debug Solution

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[ПавелЧичиков-йц]

Is not the falt 0:55? You sayed a.* and ada match

[deepthiar]

boolean[][] memo = new boolean[s.length() + 1][p.length() + 1];

When this done, each element in memo is by default initialized to False, I don't understand why you're checking memo[sIndex][pIndex] for null. Could you elaborate?

[veereshkumarg]

increases the volume sir, your voice very very slow