hacker rank problem can any one please give me some hint to solve this problem
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hacker rank problem can any one please give me some hint to solve this problem
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If the input is small enough (constraints aren't specified), you can just append another copy of S to the back of it and check all substrings of length |S|. If you find a palindrome at position i (counting from 0), then the required number of shifts is min(|S| - i, i). Output the minimum among all of them.
Check every substring of length |S| .....by what ....using hash?
No, character by character with one pointer from each end. It'd be costly, that's why I said if constraints are small enough. I'd need to try to be sure, since they aren't specified in the problem statement.
hashes, Manacher's algorithm or palindromic tree
thanks for help tenshi_kanade i got it :D .