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Given a string that contains only digits
0-9
and a target value, return all possibilities to add binaryoperators (not unary)+
,-
, or*
between the digits so they evaluate to the target value.Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
Example 4:
Example 5:
Credits:
Special thanks to @davidtan1890 for adding this problem and creating all test cases.
这道题给了我们一个只由数字组成的字符串,让我们再其中添加+,-或号来形成一个表达式,该表达式的计算和为给定了target值,让我们找出所有符合要求的表达式来。看了题目中的例子1和2,很容易让人误以为是必须拆成个位数字,其实不是的,比如例子3中的 "105", 5能返回"10-5",说明连着的数字也可以。如果非要在过往的题中找一道相似的题,我觉得跟 Combination Sum II 很类似。不过这道题要更复杂麻烦一些。还是用递归来解题,我们需要两个变量diff和curNum,一个用来记录将要变化的值,另一个是当前运算后的值,而且它们都需要用 long 型的,因为字符串转为int型很容易溢出,所以我们用长整型。对于加和减,diff就是即将要加上的数和即将要减去的数的负值,而对于乘来说稍有些复杂,此时的diff应该是上一次的变化的diff乘以即将要乘上的数,有点不好理解,那我们来举个例子,比如 2+32,即将要运算到乘以2的时候,上次循环的 curNum = 5, diff = 3, 而如果我们要算这个乘2的时候,新的变化值diff应为 32=6,而我们要把之前+3操作的结果去掉,再加上新的diff,即 (5-3)+6=8,即为新表达式 2+32 的值,有点难理解,大家自己一步一步推算吧。
还有一点需要注意的是,如果输入为"000",0的话,容易出现以下的错误:
Wrong:["0+0+0","0+0-0","0+00","0-0+0","0-0-0","0-00","00+0","00-0","000","0+00","0-00","000","00+0","00-0","000","000"]
Correct:["000","00+0","00-0","0+00","0+0+0","0+0-0","0-00","0-0+0","0-0-0"]
我们可以看到错误的结果中有0开头的字符串出现,明显这不是数字,所以我们要去掉这些情况,过滤方法也很简单,我们只要判断长度大于1且首字符是‘0’的字符串,将其滤去即可,参见代码如下:
类似题目:
Evaluate Reverse Polish Notation
Basic Calculator II
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Target Sum
参考资料:
https://leetcode.com/problems/expression-add-operators/
https://leetcode.com/problems/expression-add-operators/discuss/71971/Accepted-C%2B%2B-Solution
https://leetcode.com/problems/expression-add-operators/discuss/71895/Java-Standard-Backtrace-AC-Solutoin-short-and-clear
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