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Advanced Lecture Series 1 - String Hashing (RUCP Fall 2021)
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This a talk from the RUCP advanced lecture series. The series is meant for people with some experience with programming/math.
We discuss substring hashing, which allows you to check if two substrings of a given string are equal in O(1)! We'll go over how to implement this, and how you can use this operation to solve many different string-related problems.
Presented by Akif Patel.
Recorded on Sept 6, 2021
We discuss substring hashing, which allows you to check if two substrings of a given string are equal in O(1)! We'll go over how to implement this, and how you can use this operation to solve many different string-related problems.
Presented by Akif Patel.
Recorded on Sept 6, 2021
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