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Consider that the array of size “n” contains the numbers range from 0 to “4n” and it is given that the maximum number repeated in this array.
The best approach to determine the integer value “k” that occurs most repeatedly in array “A” as follows:
- Initially create the count array of size “k”
- Initialize the count element as 0
- Iterate all the elements of input array
- Execute for loop for every element of arr[i], increment the count[arr[i]].
- Finally, iterate the count[] array and return the index with maximum value.
Running time of algorithm:
In the above algorithm, the approach follows two loops...
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