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Your solution times out because you are generating each combination, which is beyond O(N^3).
However, you should opt for a recursive approach.
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Training && training is the key
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If it were up to me, your place in heaven would be assured.
Thank you.
Thanks bro, i came here searching the explanation of this code.
you can use pythontutor.com to see it in action
but slow
That doesn't work since two '(' would cancell out one '}'... instead consider using a dictionary of counts for each. e.g.
if char in '({[': d[char] += 1
if char in '})]': d[char] -= 1
Me too
https://www.codewars.com/kata/566fc12495810954b1000030
samrt
If you complete 6000+ katas like him you might learn a trick or two
find a mooc?
Have you tried Googling this question yet? There are tons of great resources online, with varying degrees of depth. Based on your question, it sounds like an optimization course/resource might be more what you want that an algorithms one. There are also plenty of great books out there that work wonders too. :)
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