Trova tutte le stringhe che corrispondono a uno schema specifico in un dizionario
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#practiceLinkDiv { display: none! importante; } Dato un dizionario di parole, trova tutte le stringhe che corrispondono al modello dato in cui ogni carattere nel modello è mappato in modo univoco su un carattere nel dizionario.
Esempi:
Input: dict = ['abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy']; pattern = 'foo' Output: [xyy abb] xyy and abb have same character at index 1 and 2 like the pattern Input: dict = ['abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy']; pat = 'mno' Output: [abc xyz] abc and xyz have all distinct characters similar to the pattern. Input: dict = ['abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy']; pattern = 'aba' Output: [] Pattern has same character at index 0 and 2. No word in dictionary follows the pattern. Input: dict = ['abab' 'aba' 'xyz' 'xyx']; pattern = 'aba' Output: [aba xyx] aba and xyx have same character at index 0 and 2 like the patternRecommended Practice Abbina un modello specifico Provalo!
Metodo 1:
Approccio: Lo scopo è scoprire se la parola ha la stessa struttura del modello. Un approccio a questo problema può essere quello di creare un hash della parola e del modello e confrontare se sono uguali o meno. Nel linguaggio semplice assegniamo numeri interi diversi ai caratteri distinti della parola e creiamo una stringa di numeri interi (hash della parola) in base alla presenza di un particolare carattere in quella parola e quindi confrontarlo con l'hash del modello.
Esempio:
Word='xxyzzaabcdd' Pattern='mmnoopplfmm' For word-: map['x']=1; map['y']=2; map['z']=3; map['a']=4; map['b']=5; map['c']=6; map['d']=7; Hash for Word='11233445677' For Pattern-: map['m']=1; map['n']=2; map['o']=3; map['p']=4; map['l']=5; map['f']=6; Hash for Pattern='11233445611' Therefore in the given example Hash of word is not equal to Hash of pattern so this word is not included in the answer
Algoritmo:
- Codifica il pattern secondo l'approccio di cui sopra e memorizza l'hash corrispondente del pattern in una variabile stringa hash .
- Inizializza un contatore io=0 che mapperà caratteri distinti con numeri interi distinti.
- Leggi la stringa e se il carattere corrente non è mappato su un numero intero mappalo sul valore del contatore e incrementalo.
- Concatena il numero intero mappato al carattere corrente nel file stringa hash .
- Ora leggi ogni parola e creane un hash utilizzando lo stesso algoritmo.
- Se l'hash della parola corrente è uguale all'hash dello schema, quella parola verrà inclusa nella risposta finale.
- Crea un array di caratteri in cui possiamo mappare i caratteri dei modelli con il carattere corrispondente di una parola.
- Innanzitutto controlla se la lunghezza della parola e del modello è uguale o meno NO quindi controlla la parola successiva.
- Se la lunghezza è uguale attraversa il modello e se il carattere corrente del modello non è stato ancora mappato mappalo al carattere corrispondente della parola.
- Se il carattere corrente è mappato, controlla se il carattere con cui è stato mappato è uguale al carattere corrente della parola.
- Se NO allora la parola non segue lo schema dato.
- Se la parola segue lo schema fino all'ultimo carattere, stampa la parola.
Pseudo codice:
int i=0 Declare map for character in pattern: if(map[character]==map.end()) map[character]=i++; hash_pattern+=to_string(mp[character]) for words in dictionary: i=0; Declare map if(words.length==pattern.length) for character in words: if(map[character]==map.end()) map[character]=i++ hash_word+=to_string(map[character) if(hash_word==hash_pattern) print wordsC++
// C++ program to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary #include using namespace std ; // Function to encode given string string encodeString ( string str ) { unordered_map < char int > map ; string res = '' ; int i = 0 ; // for each character in given string for ( char ch : str ) { // If the character is occurring // for the first time assign next // unique number to that char if ( map . find ( ch ) == map . end ()) map [ ch ] = i ++ ; // append the number associated // with current character into the // output string res += to_string ( map [ ch ]); } return res ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary void findMatchedWords ( unordered_set < string > dict string pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int len = pattern . length (); // Encode the string string hash = encodeString ( pattern ); // for each word in the dictionary for ( string word : dict ) { // If size of pattern is same as // size of current dictionary word // and both pattern and the word // has same hash print the word if ( word . length () == len && encodeString ( word ) == hash ) cout < < word < < ' ' ; } } // Driver code int main () { unordered_set < string > dict = { 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' }; string pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); return 0 ; }
Java // Java program to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary import java.io.* ; import java.util.* ; class GFG { // Function to encode given string static String encodeString ( String str ) { HashMap < Character Integer > map = new HashMap <> (); String res = '' ; int i = 0 ; // for each character in given string char ch ; for ( int j = 0 ; j < str . length (); j ++ ) { ch = str . charAt ( j ); // If the character is occurring for the first // time assign next unique number to that char if ( ! map . containsKey ( ch )) map . put ( ch i ++ ); // append the number associated with current // character into the output string res += map . get ( ch ); } return res ; } // Function to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary static void findMatchedWords ( String [] dict String pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int len = pattern . length (); // encode the string String hash = encodeString ( pattern ); // for each word in the dictionary array for ( String word : dict ) { // If size of pattern is same // as size of current // dictionary word and both // pattern and the word // has same hash print the word if ( word . length () == len && encodeString ( word ). equals ( hash )) System . out . print ( word + ' ' ); } } // Driver code public static void main ( String args [] ) { String [] dict = { 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' }; String pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); } // This code is contributed // by rachana soma }
Python3 # Python3 program to print all the # strings that match the # given pattern where every # character in the pattern is # uniquely mapped to a character # in the dictionary # Function to encode # given string def encodeString ( Str ): map = {} res = '' i = 0 # For each character # in given string for ch in Str : # If the character is occurring # for the first time assign next # unique number to that char if ch not in map : map [ ch ] = i i += 1 # Append the number associated # with current character into # the output string res += str ( map [ ch ]) return res # Function to print all # the strings that match the # given pattern where every # character in the pattern is # uniquely mapped to a character # in the dictionary def findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ): # len is length of the # pattern Len = len ( pattern ) # Encode the string hash = encodeString ( pattern ) # For each word in the # dictionary array for word in dict : # If size of pattern is same # as size of current # dictionary word and both # pattern and the word # has same hash print the word if ( len ( word ) == Len and encodeString ( word ) == hash ): print ( word end = ' ' ) # Driver code dict = [ 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' ] pattern = 'foo' findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ) # This code is contributed by avanitrachhadiya2155
C# // C# program to print all the strings // that match the given pattern where // every character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character in the dictionary using System ; using System.Collections.Generic ; public class GFG { // Function to encode given string static String encodeString ( String str ) { Dictionary < char int > map = new Dictionary < char int > (); String res = '' ; int i = 0 ; // for each character in given string char ch ; for ( int j = 0 ; j < str . Length ; j ++ ) { ch = str [ j ]; // If the character is occurring for the first // time assign next unique number to that char if ( ! map . ContainsKey ( ch )) map . Add ( ch i ++ ); // append the number associated with current // character into the output string res += map [ ch ]; } return res ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary static void findMatchedWords ( String [] dict String pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int len = pattern . Length ; // encode the string String hash = encodeString ( pattern ); // for each word in the dictionary array foreach ( String word in dict ) { // If size of pattern is same as // size of current dictionary word // and both pattern and the word // has same hash print the word if ( word . Length == len && encodeString ( word ). Equals ( hash )) Console . Write ( word + ' ' ); } } // Driver code public static void Main ( String [] args ) { String [] dict = { 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' }; String pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); } } // This code is contributed by 29AjayKumar
JavaScript < script > // Javascript program to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary // Function to encode given string function encodeString ( str ) { let map = new Map (); let res = '' ; let i = 0 ; // for each character in given string let ch ; for ( let j = 0 ; j < str . length ; j ++ ) { ch = str [ j ]; // If the character is occurring for the first // time assign next unique number to that char if ( ! map . has ( ch )) map . set ( ch i ++ ); // append the number associated with current // character into the output string res += map . get ( ch ); } return res ; } // Function to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary function findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern let len = pattern . length ; // encode the string let hash = encodeString ( pattern ); // for each word in the dictionary array for ( let word = 0 ; word < dict . length ; word ++ ) { // If size of pattern is same // as size of current // dictionary word and both // pattern and the word // has same hash print the word if ( dict [ word ]. length == len && encodeString ( dict [ word ]) == ( hash )) document . write ( dict [ word ] + ' ' ); } } // Driver code let dict = [ 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' ]; let pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); // This code is contributed by unknown2108 < /script>
Produzione
xyy abb
Analisi della complessità:
Qui 'N' è il numero di parole e 'K' è la sua lunghezza. Poiché dobbiamo attraversare ogni parola separatamente per creare il suo hash.
L'uso di hash_map la struttura dei dati per la mappatura dei caratteri occupa questa quantità di spazio.
Metodo 2:
Approccio: Ora discutiamo di un approccio un po' più concettuale che rappresenta un'applicazione ancora migliore delle mappe. Invece di creare un hash per ogni parola possiamo mappare le lettere del pattern stesso con la lettera corrispondente della parola. Nel caso in cui il carattere corrente non sia stato mappato mappalo sul carattere corrispondente della parola e se è già stato mappato controlla se il valore con cui è stato mappato in precedenza è uguale al valore corrente della parola oppure no. L'esempio seguente renderà le cose facili da capire.
Esempio:
Word='xxyzzaa' Pattern='mmnoopp' Step 1-: map['m'] = x Step 2-: 'm' is already mapped to some value check whether that value is equal to current character of word-:YES ('m' is mapped to x). Step 3-: map['n'] = y Step 4-: map['o'] = z Step 5-: 'o' is already mapped to some value check whether that value is equal to current character of word-:YES ('o' is mapped to z). Step 6-: map['p'] = a Step 7-: 'p' is already mapped to some value check whether that value is equal to current character of word-: YES ('p' is mapped to a). No contradiction so current word matches the pattern Algoritmo:
Pseudo codice:
for words in dictionary: char arr_map[128]=0 char map_word[128]=0 if(words.length==pattern.length) for 0 to length of pattern: if(arr_map[character in pattern]==0 && map_word[character in word]==0) arr_map[character in pattern]=word[character in word] map_word[character in word]=pattern[character in pattern] else if(arr_map[character]!=word[character] ||map_word[character]!=pattern[character] ) break the loop If above loop runs successfully Print(words)C++
// C++ program to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary #include using namespace std ; bool check ( string pattern string word ) { if ( pattern . length () != word . length ()) return false ; char ch [ 128 ] = { 0 }; char map_word [ 128 ] = { 0 }; int len = word . length (); for ( int i = 0 ; i < len ; i ++ ) { if ( ch [ pattern [ i ]] == 0 && map_word [ word [ i ] ] == 0 ) { ch [ pattern [ i ]] = word [ i ]; map_word [ word [ i ] ] = pattern [ i ]; } else if ( ch [ pattern [ i ]] != word [ i ] || map_word [ word [ i ] ] != pattern [ i ]) return false ; } return true ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary void findMatchedWords ( unordered_set < string > dict string pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int len = pattern . length (); // for each word in the dictionary for ( string word : dict ) { if ( check ( pattern word )) cout < < word < < ' ' ; } } // Driver code int main () { unordered_set < string > dict = { 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' 'bbb' }; string pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); return 0 ; } // This code is contributed by Ankur Goel And Priobrata Malik
Java // Java program to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary import java.util.* ; class GFG { static boolean check ( String pattern String word ) { if ( pattern . length () != word . length ()) return false ; int [] ch = new int [ 128 ] ; int Len = word . length (); for ( int i = 0 ; i < Len ; i ++ ) { if ( ch [ ( int ) pattern . charAt ( i ) ] == 0 ) { ch [ ( int ) pattern . charAt ( i ) ] = word . charAt ( i ); } else if ( ch [ ( int ) pattern . charAt ( i ) ] != word . charAt ( i )) { return false ; } } return true ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary static void findMatchedWords ( HashSet < String > dict String pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int Len = pattern . length (); // For each word in the dictionary String result = ' ' ; for ( String word : dict ) { if ( check ( pattern word )) { result = word + ' ' + result ; } } System . out . print ( result ); } // Driver code public static void main ( String [] args ) { HashSet < String > dict = new HashSet < String > (); dict . add ( 'abb' ); dict . add ( 'abc' ); dict . add ( 'xyz' ); dict . add ( 'xyy' ); String pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); } } // This code is contributed by divyeshrabadiya07
Python3 # Python3 program to print all # the strings that match the # given pattern where every # character in the pattern is # uniquely mapped to a character # in the dictionary def check ( pattern word ): if ( len ( pattern ) != len ( word )): return False ch = [ 0 for i in range ( 128 )] Len = len ( word ) for i in range ( Len ): if ( ch [ ord ( pattern [ i ])] == 0 ): ch [ ord ( pattern [ i ])] = word [ i ] else if ( ch [ ord ( pattern [ i ])] != word [ i ]): return False return True # Function to print all the # strings that match the # given pattern where every # character in the pattern is # uniquely mapped to a character # in the dictionary def findMatchedWords ( Dict pattern ): # len is length of the pattern Len = len ( pattern ) # For each word in the dictionary for word in range ( len ( Dict ) - 1 - 1 - 1 ): if ( check ( pattern Dict [ word ])): print ( Dict [ word ] end = ' ' ) # Driver code Dict = [ 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' ] pattern = 'foo' findMatchedWords ( Dict pattern ) # This code is contributed by rag2127
C# // C# program to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary using System ; using System.Collections ; using System.Collections.Generic ; class GFG { static bool check ( string pattern string word ) { if ( pattern . Length != word . Length ) return false ; int [] ch = new int [ 128 ]; int Len = word . Length ; for ( int i = 0 ; i < Len ; i ++ ) { if ( ch [( int ) pattern [ i ]] == 0 ) { ch [( int ) pattern [ i ]] = word [ i ]; } else if ( ch [( int ) pattern [ i ]] != word [ i ]) { return false ; } } return true ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary static void findMatchedWords ( HashSet < string > dict string pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern int Len = pattern . Length ; // For each word in the dictionary string result = ' ' ; foreach ( string word in dict ) { if ( check ( pattern word )) { result = word + ' ' + result ; } } Console . Write ( result ); } // Driver Code static void Main () { HashSet < string > dict = new HashSet < string > ( new string []{ 'abb' 'abc' 'xyz' 'xyy' }); string pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); } } // This code is contributed by divyesh072019
JavaScript < script > // Javascript program to print all // the strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary function check ( pattern word ) { if ( pattern . length != word . length ) return false ; let ch = new Array ( 128 ); for ( let i = 0 ; i < 128 ; i ++ ) { ch [ i ] = 0 ; } let Len = word . length ; for ( let i = 0 ; i < Len ; i ++ ) { if ( ch [ pattern [ i ]. charCodeAt ( 0 )] == 0 ) { ch [ pattern [ i ]. charCodeAt ( 0 )] = word [ i ]; } else if ( ch [ pattern [ i ]. charCodeAt ( 0 )] != word [ i ]) { return false ; } } return true ; } // Function to print all the // strings that match the // given pattern where every // character in the pattern is // uniquely mapped to a character // in the dictionary function findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ) { // len is length of the pattern let Len = pattern . length ; // For each word in the dictionary let result = ' ' ; for ( let word of dict . values ()) { if ( check ( pattern word )) { result = word + ' ' + result ; } } document . write ( result ); } // Driver code let dict = new Set (); dict . add ( 'abb' ); dict . add ( 'abc' ); dict . add ( 'xyz' ); dict . add ( 'xyy' ); let pattern = 'foo' ; findMatchedWords ( dict pattern ); // This code is contributed by patel2127 < /script>
Produzione
xyy abb
Analisi della complessità:
Per attraversare ogni parola questo sarà il tempo richiesto.
L'uso di hash_map la struttura dei dati per la mappatura dei caratteri consuma N spazio.
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