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Problem: Max Consecutive Ones III
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30 min
Explore how to apply the sliding window technique to solve the problem of maximizing consecutive ones in a binary array by flipping up to k zeros. Understand constraints, reasoning, and implementation details to enhance your algorithm skills for coding interviews.
Statement
Given a binary array nums and an integer k, return the maximum number of consecutive nums if you are allowed to flip at most k zeros to ones.
Constraints:
nums.lengthnums[i]is eitheror knums.length
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Problem: Max Consecutive Ones III
med
30 min
Explore how to apply the sliding window technique to solve the problem of maximizing consecutive ones in a binary array by flipping up to k zeros. Understand constraints, reasoning, and implementation details to enhance your algorithm skills for coding interviews.
Statement
Given a binary array nums and an integer k, return the maximum number of consecutive nums if you are allowed to flip at most k zeros to ones.
Constraints:
nums.lengthnums[i]is eitheror knums.length
Examples
Understand the problem
Figure it out!
Try it yourself
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Binary Subarrays With Sum
Permutation in String
Number of Substrings Containing All Three Characters
Find the Index of the First Occurrence in a String
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Sliding Window Maximum
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