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DSA Tutorial - Two Pointer Technique : Question 3
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DSA Tutorial - Two Pointer Technique : Question 3
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Given the string s = "racecar"
, which technique can be used to efficiently check if the string is a palindrome?
Traversing the string from left to right
Using two pointers: one starting at the leftmost character and one at the rightmost, and checking for equality while moving inward.
Using recursion to compare characters at each position
None of the Above
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