Q1.5 no need to count compression size when using StringBuffer




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I have the same thought. I think we just need to compare the result mystr.toString().length with original string length. The time complexity of those two method should be the same. Moreover, using countCompression in the case that the result will be shorter than the original one, we would need to go for one more for loop. Though it's not a big problem in the scale of complexity, it may not a better answer.

- Suzy May 13, 2015 | Flag Reply




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