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Odd Even Linked List solution: LeetCode 328

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00:00 Title
00:06 Problem readout
00:57 Whiteboard solution
06:43 Coding solution
09:41 Result and outro

[TerribleWhiteboard]

If there are any videos you'd like me to make or if you have any ideas on how to optimize this solution, let me know!

[AdamDevigili]

Trying to prep for interviews while also working a full time SWE job is mentally destroying, luckily your videos do a great job of walking through most of the problems we'll encounter, thank you.

[asherintech]

Thanks again for making more of these! Easily one of the best pages on YT for simplifying/solving these Leetcode questions

[LeBronJames-nsto]

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[leightonfritze]

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[vatsrahul]

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[SameerKhan-vtyo]

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[bertbrecht]

I spent several hours on this problem and perused several dead ends. Your solution is very smart but was this your first idea for a solution? Just curious if an advanced programmer would easily hone in on this elegant solution or if they would flounder a bit at first. My goal with this question is to try to improve my problem analysis before I start coding.

[gulinatayier]

Best explanation!!!! Thank you so much!! You saved so much time to understand this.

[patrickchan]

thanks for explaining so well, would have been good to give use cases of Singly Linked List (and a real life example of when a Linked List is reordered in this way, if any, just a thought).

[elanchezian]

When I think of logic, I am getting only the brute force logic. But if I see the answer I am understanding the logic and if any similar kind of problems occurs, I am able to use this logic in some other problems.

But I am never getting the optimal logic so far by not seeing the solution. I am only getting the brute force logic.

Now I feel like memorizing the logics but problem solving means deducing the solution on the spot, right? without having seen the similar problem before.

I dont understand what I am doing, is it problem solving or memorizing the logics?

However in any interviews, the questions will be somehow new only. It is not guaranteed that I will get only the questions which I have practised.

Please suggest me on this.

[hideinbush]

Why does the while loop include the condition "even.next !== null" ? when even !== next and the while loop breaks, why bother checking for even.next?

[ridersforransom]

Hi, just worked through this, and I understand everything except for how the return works. If a ListNode represents an individual node, why does returning dummyHead.next give you more than one node as a result? Or did I misunderstand what ListNode is?

[funcode]

sir i have doubts in sparse matrix and polynomial

[Shiva-zyjq]

Are we violating the space complexity rule mentioned in the problem?