LeetCode Valid Number
Valid Number for solving LeetCode Problems
Original question
Determines whether a string is of the numerical type. In addition to decimal and positive negative numbers, the numeric type also needs to consider scientific notation e. For example, "-3.2e-23" is of the numerical type.
Note:
No digits before and after decimal point are legal scientific notation followed by negative numbers.
Example:
Input: s = "-3.2e-23"
Output: True
Solutions
A disgusting question is not clearly defined, and some examples are provided, so you need to keep trying it on your own. First, remove the leading and trailing empty characters. Then, consider the symbols, numbers, decimal points, and numbers in sequence. If there are several consecutive values, it indicates that the current value is a common value. Continue to judge "e" (case sensitive), and then judge the symbols and numbers. If there is no number after e, this is an abnormal scientific value. Finally, based on the comprehensive judgment of the three cases, to meet the objective is a numerical type, we must first ensure that the number before e is normal, if there is e, make sure that the number after it is also normal, and finally make sure that the entire string has been traversed. If it does not indicate that there are some abnormal characters in the middle or some extra characters at the end.
AC Source Code
class Solution(object): def isNumber(self, s): """ :type s: str :rtype: bool """ s = s.strip() length = len(s) index = 0 # Deal with symbol if index < length and (s[index] == '+' or s[index] == '-'): index += 1 is_normal = False is_exp = True # Deal with digits in the front while index < length and s[index].isdigit(): is_normal = True index += 1 # Deal with dot ant digits behind it if index < length and s[index] == '.': index += 1 while index < length and s[index].isdigit(): is_normal = True index += 1 # Deal with 'e' and number behind it if is_normal and index < length and (s[index] == 'e' or s[index] == 'E'): index += 1 is_exp = False if index < length and (s[index] == '+' or s[index] == '-'): index += 1 while index < length and s[index].isdigit(): index += 1 is_exp = True # Return true only deal with all the characters and the part in front of and behind 'e' are all ok return is_normal and is_exp and index == lengthif __name__ == "__main__": assert Solution().isNumber("3.e-23") == True assert Solution().isNumber(".2e81") == True assert Solution().isNumber("2e10") == True assert Solution().isNumber(" 0.1") == True assert Solution().isNumber("1 b") == False assert Solution().isNumber("3-2") == False assert Solution().isNumber("abc") == False