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Given a non-empty array of integers, return the third maximum number in this array. If it does not exist, return the maximum number. The time complexity must be in O(n).
Example 1:
Example 2:
Example 3:
这道题让我们求数组中第三大的数,如果不存在的话那么就返回最大的数,题目中说明了这里的第三大不能和第二大相同,必须是严格的小于,而并非小于等于。这道题并不是很难,如果知道怎么求第二大的数,那么求第三大的数的思路都是一样的。那么我们用三个变量first, second, third来分别保存第一大,第二大,和第三大的数,然后我们遍历数组,如果遍历到的数字大于当前第一大的数first,那么三个变量各自错位赋值,如果当前数字大于second,小于first,那么就更新second和third,如果当前数字大于third,小于second,那就只更新third,注意这里有个坑,就是初始化要用长整型long的最小值,否则当数组中有INT_MIN存在时,程序就不知道该返回INT_MIN还是最大值first了,参见代码如下:
解法一:
下面这种方法的时间复杂度是O(nlgn),不符合题目要求,纯粹是拓宽下思路哈,利用了set的自动排序和自动去重复项的特性,很好的解决了问题,对于遍历到的数字,加入set中,重复项就自动去掉了,如果此时set大小大于3个了,那么我们把set的第一个元素去掉,也就是将第四大的数字去掉,那么就可以看出set始终维护的是最大的三个不同的数字,最后遍历结束后,我们看set的大小是否为3,是的话就返回首元素,不是的话就返回尾元素,参见代码如下:
解法二:
参考资料:
https://discuss.leetcode.com/topic/63903/short-easy-c-using-set
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