You are given a string S that consists only of Os and s. Task Determine the number of substrings that have more is than Os. Note: A substring of a string is a sequence obtained by removing zero or more characters from either/both the front and back of the string. The substrings of string "101" are [101, "10": "T"0" or "T"1" cannot be called the substring of "101" because it cannot be obtained by removing characters from the front or back of "101" Example Assumption • S="0111" Approach Code snippets (also ca This question has cod Sample input 1 2 1010 0111

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You are given a string S that consists only of Os and is.
Task
Determine the number of substrings that have more is than Os.
Note: A substring of a string is a sequence obtained by removing zero or more characters from either/both the
front and back of the string. The substrings of string "101" are ["101", "10" 10 "01" "T '11" cannot be called
the substring of "101" because it cannot be obtained by removing characters from the front or back of "101"
Example
Assumption
• S="0111"
Approach
A
The substrings of "0111" that have more is than Os are ["0110111, TT 71 72
Therefore, the answer is 8 substrings.
Function description
Ⓒ
S consists of only 1 and 0
Code snippets (also called starter code/boilerplate code)
This question has code snippets for C, CPP, Java, and Python.
Sample input 1
2
1010
0111
Explanation
Test Case 1
S="1010"
Copy
Sample output 1
The substrings that have more 'T' than 'O' are [ "1". "1", "101"]. Hence answer is 3.
Transcribed Image Text:More ones You are given a string S that consists only of Os and is. Task Determine the number of substrings that have more is than Os. Note: A substring of a string is a sequence obtained by removing zero or more characters from either/both the front and back of the string. The substrings of string "101" are ["101", "10" 10 "01" "T '11" cannot be called the substring of "101" because it cannot be obtained by removing characters from the front or back of "101" Example Assumption • S="0111" Approach A The substrings of "0111" that have more is than Os are ["0110111, TT 71 72 Therefore, the answer is 8 substrings. Function description Ⓒ S consists of only 1 and 0 Code snippets (also called starter code/boilerplate code) This question has code snippets for C, CPP, Java, and Python. Sample input 1 2 1010 0111 Explanation Test Case 1 S="1010" Copy Sample output 1 The substrings that have more 'T' than 'O' are [ "1". "1", "101"]. Hence answer is 3.
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