[LeetCode] Add Two Numbers, leetcodenumbers

[LeetCode] Add Two Numbers, leetcodenumbers

You are given two linked lists representing two non-negative numbers. the digits are stored in reverse order and each of their nodes contain a single digit. add the two numbers and return it as a linked list.

Input: (2-> 4-> 3) + (5-> 6-> 4)
Output: 7-> 0-> 8

There are multiple solutions to this question:

(1) convert two linked lists into numbers, calculate the numbers, and then convert them into linked lists:

I think this is also an idea. Although it is difficult to calculate, it is easy to think about.

However, note: integer operations may easily go beyond the range, leading to returned error results. So we can accept numbers with double or float. However, you must use while (num> = 1) to determine whether the number of num has been obtained. Because the integers are automatically rounded up, float and double must be manually processed.

In terms of time complexity, it takes a little time than (2), but it is also O (n) time.

(2) From the two linked list headers to the end, a carry constant is used to represent carry. Since it is in reverse order, we just need to traverse it directly.

But one thing to note is that the question does not mean that the two linked lists are of the same length. Then, we just like mergesort, add the extra section and carry it for computation.

Finally, you have to judge: If carry is equal to 1, it means that the new number is one more than the previous one. Such as 99999 + 1. In this case, add a 1-node instance.

There are a lot of code duplicates. We should be able to optimize the latter two while and integrate them together. But there is no problem with the idea.

O (n) Time leetcode passed once.

public static ListNode addTwoNumbers(ListNode l1, ListNode l2) {if (l1 == null && l2 == null)return null;double num1 = ListToNumber(l1);double num2 = ListToNumber(l2);return NumberToList(num1 + num2);}public static ListNode NumberToList(double num) {ListNode head = new ListNode(0);ListNode res = head;if (num < 10)return new ListNode((int) num);while (num >= 1) {int lastdigit = (int) (num % 10);num = num / 10;head.next = new ListNode(lastdigit);head = head.next;}return res.next;}public static double ListToNumber(ListNode head) {if (head == null)return 0;double num = 0;double base = 1;while (head != null) {num += head.val * base;head = head.next;base = base * 10;}return num;}

Solution 2 (recommended)

     public  ListNode addTwoNumbers(ListNode l1, ListNode l2) {        if(l1==null && l2==null) return null;        ListNode res=new ListNode(1);        ListNode dummy=res;        int carry=0;        while(l1!=null && l2!=null){            int val=l1.val+l2.val+carry;            if(val>9){                val=val%10;                carry=1;            } else {                carry=0;            }            res.next=new ListNode(val);            res=res.next;            l1=l1.next;            l2=l2.next;        }                while(l1!=null){            int val=l1.val+carry;            if(val>9){                val=val%10;                carry=1;            } else {                carry=0;            }            res.next=new ListNode(val);            res=res.next;            l1=l1.next;        }                while(l2!=null){            int val=l2.val+carry;            if(val>9){                val=val%10;                carry=1;            } else {                carry=0;            }            res.next=new ListNode(val);            res=res.next;            l2=l2.next;        }                if(carry==1){            res.next=new ListNode(1);        }                return dummy.next;            }

What is leetcode?

There are many programming and interview questions, which can be compiled and run online. It is difficult. If you can do it all by yourself, it is very helpful for large companies. I just did the questions there.

Runtime error occurs in multiply strings in leetcode.

Leetcode is positioned as an interview question, not an ACM question
That is to say, the question is not determined by AC or not whether your answer is correct or not.
What's more, give others a feeling during the interview.

This was originally a question about the string representing the large number and the uncle multiplication, but the po master used stringstream and vector
The answer in the interview won't leave a good impression on the interviewer even if the answer is correct.

I will help you debug the program, but I still think it is better to write a new one that is easy to understand and avoid using STL and stream.