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Mary Tian CS Fun Bipartition Graph #49
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🐾🐶 Nice work, Mary. I'm marking this as a yellow since the Big O is not filled out. Let me know what questions you have.
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Time Complexity: ? | ||
Space Complexity: ? |
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⏱🪐 Time and space complexity?
if dislikes[0]: | ||
start_node = 0 | ||
else: | ||
start_node = 1 |
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Consider the edge case where there are multiple disconnected nodes indexed at the beginning of dislikes
For example: `dislikes = [ [], [], [], [1,2] ]
How might you refactor your code to account for this edge case?
visited.add(start_node) | ||
red.add(start_node) | ||
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while len(queue) != 0: |
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🐩 Nice BFS approach
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