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# Statement

Given an array of positive integers, `nums`, and a positive integer, `target`, find the minimum length of a contiguous subarray whose sum is greater than or equal to the `target`. If no such subarray is found, return `0`.

**Constraints:**

* $1$ $\leq$ `target` $\leq$ $10^4$
* $1$ $\leq$ `nums.length` $\leq$ $10^3$ 
* $1$ $\leq$ `nums[i]` $\leq$ $10^3$

Let's solve the Minimum Size Subarray Sum problem using the Sliding Window pattern.

Solution: Minimum Size Subarray Sum

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Solution: Minimum Size Subarray Sum

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