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Given integers n and k such that
0 < n <= 10^6
0 < k <= 10^3
and a string S of length n.
Find any substring of length k in S with maximum number of occurrences. I don't care about the obvious complete search solution. Also, no need for complete solution. just some hints. what topic to look for ?etc.
example
n=13 k=3
abcabcabcabcd
ans is "abc" repeated 4 times.
Use the Z-algorithm
Thank you. I just found idea using map<deque, int> counts; where I can construct any substring , ss, after the first one in O(1) but then I have to do : counts[ss]++; which I think should take O(|ss|*log n)