Leetcode Weekly Contest 420 | 3327. Check if DFS Strings Are Palindromes Manacher Algorithm CodeFod

In this video, we solve Leetcode Problem 3327: Check if DFS Strings Are Palindromes, from the Leetcode Weekly Contest 420, using the Manacher Algorithm in C++.

You will learn:

How to efficiently determine if strings derived from DFS traversal are palindromes.
Detailed explanation of the Manacher Algorithm, which helps in finding palindromes in linear time.
Key insights into solving palindrome-related problems in competitive programming.
This tutorial is perfect for improving your string manipulation and algorithmic problem-solving skills for coding interviews.

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[himanshuvohra]

I solved it with string hashing. For the purpose of the interview, what would you suggest a better approach would be to use Manacher or Rolling Hash?