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Strengths:

  • The student has correctly implemented all three problems with optimal time and space complexity.
  • The code is clean, well-organized, and follows good coding practices.
  • The comments explaining the approach are clear and concise.
  • The student has demonstrated a good understanding of hashmap usage for solving these problems.

Areas for Improvement:

  • While the comments are good, they could be slightly more detailed in explaining why certain operations are performed (like why we initialize the map with (0,1) in problem1).
  • In problem3, the space complexity comment could be more precise by mentioning that it's O(1) because the alphabet size is fixed (26 letters for English), though this is implied.
  • The variable naming could be slightly more descriptive in some places (like 'n' in problem1 could be 'num' for clarity).

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  • Strengths:

    • The student has a good understanding of the problems and has implemented efficient solutions.
    • The code is clean, well-commented, and follows best practices.
    • The student has correctly analyzed the time and space complexity for each problem.
  • Areas for Improvement:

    • While the comments are good, adding a brief example or more detailed explanation for the logic in problem1.java and problem2.java could help reinforce understanding.
    • In problem3.java, the comment mentions "hash set" but the solution uses a HashSet, which is correct. However, clarifying that it's used to track odd-count characters might be helpful for readers.

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