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Shouldn't there be only a single "4" in the input? Four numbers should generate 6 pairwise sums, not 7.
@Ted Hoop , Yeah by mistake it was multiple 4's , thnx i have updated the same., it can done in O(N^2) , i am wondering for linear algo ?
Can you explain how did you do it in O(n^2) .
where n is the number of elements given to us. that is n = (N*(N-1)/2).
where N is the number of elements in final answer.
Please verify its correctness.
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Am not able to see the program. only the question and comments are visible. I have visited this site in the past and I dint have any issues that time
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