Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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O(n) method to find the k-bit integer not present in array “A”:
Let us consider that the array “A” contains the positive integers and fix the size of the Boolean array to at most “4n”.
- Here, the index value of “i” is set to true only if “i” is present in the sequence.
- Next, initialize the cell to false and then start processing sequence.
- Set the cell “i” to true for each integer in array “A”...
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