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LeetCode 11 — Container With Most Water | Full Solution Explained
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LeetCode 11 — Container With Most Water | Full Solution Explained

via Dev.to TutorialIrshad's Intersection3h ago

Difficulty Pattern Asked At LeetCode Link Medium Two Pointers (Opposite Ends) Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Bloomberg, Apple leetcode.com/problems/container-with-most-water 📌 This is part of the Two Pointers series on Daily Dev Notes. If you haven’t read the Two Pointers pattern guide yet, start there — it will make this solution much easier to understand. This problem has a sneaky quality to it. When you first read it, it looks like a geometry problem. But once you see the right way to think about it, it becomes a clean, elegant Two Pointers problem that solves in a single pass. The hard part is not the code — the code is just 10 lines. The hard part is building the intuition for why the Two Pointers approach is correct. That’s what this post focuses on. Let’s go from scratch. The Problem Statement You are given an integer array height of length n. There are n vertical lines drawn such that the two endpoints of the i-th line are at (i, 0) and (i, height[i]). Find two lines that together

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