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力扣链接:443. 压缩字符串,难度等级:中等

给你一个字符数组 chars ,请使用下述算法压缩:

从一个空字符串 s 开始。对于 chars 中的每组 连续重复字符

如果这一组长度为 1 ,则将字符追加到 s 中。
否则,需要向 s 追加字符,后跟这一组的长度。
压缩后得到的字符串 s 不应该直接返回 ,需要转储到字符数组 chars 中。需要注意的是,如果组长度为 1010 以上,则在 chars 数组中会被拆分为多个字符。

请在 修改完输入数组后 ,返回该数组的新长度。

你必须设计并实现一个只使用常量额外空间的算法来解决此问题。

示例 1:

输入: chars = ["a","a","b","b","c","c","c"]

输出: Return 6, and the first 6 characters of the input array should be: ["a","2","b","2","c","3"]

解释:

"aa" 被 "a2" 替代。"bb" 被 "b2" 替代。"ccc" 被 "c3" 替代。

示例 2:

输入: chars = ["a"]

输出: Return 1, and the first character of the input array should be: ["a"]

解释: 唯一的组是“a”,它保持未压缩,因为它是一个字符。

示例 3:

输入: chars = ["a","b","b","b","b","b","b","b","b","b","b","b","b"]

输出: Return 4, and the first 4 characters of the input array should be: ["a","b","1","2"].

解释:

由于字符 "a" 不重复,所以不会被压缩。"bbbbbbbbbbbb" 被 “b12” 替代。

约束:

  • 1 <= chars.length <= 2000
  • chars[i] 可以是小写英文字母、大写英文字母、数字或符号
提示 1

How do you know if you are at the end of a consecutive group of characters?

思路

我们使用双指针(一个读指针 fast 和一个写指针 slow)以及一个计数器 count 来实现原地压缩。

  1. 初始化

    • 在输入数组 chars 的末尾追加一个哨兵字符(例如空格 " ")。这能确保最后一组连续字符也能在循环内被正确处理。Java 和 C# 不适用,因为数组长度固定。
    • slow = 0slow 指针指向当前写入段的起始字符,它也是最终压缩数组的长度。
    • count = 1:记录当前连续字符 chars[slow] 的出现次数。
  2. 遍历与压缩

    • fast 指针从索引 1 开始遍历数组 chars(直到哨兵字符)。
    • 情况一:字符重复chars[fast] 等于 chars[slow]
      • 递增 count
    • 情况二:字符不重复chars[fast] 不等于 chars[slow]
      • 情况1:计数等于1
        • 请你实现相关逻辑
      • 情况2:计数大于1
        • 请你实现相关逻辑
  3. 返回结果

    • fast 指针遍历完整个数组(包括哨兵)后,slow 指针的值即为压缩后数组的新长度。

“快慢指针技术”的模式

int slow = 0; // slow pointer
// ...

for (int fast = 1; fast < array_length; fast++) { // 本行是关键!
    if (condition_1) {
        // ...
        continue; // 'continue' 比 'else' 好,因为 'else' 会引入更多的缩进空格!
    }

    if (condition_2) {
        // ...
        continue; // 'continue' 比 'else' 好
    }

    // condition_3
    // ...
    slow++;
    // ...
}

return something;

复杂度

时间复杂度

O(N)

空间复杂度

O(1)

Python #

class Solution:
    def compress(self, chars: List[str]) -> int:
        chars.append(" ") # Append an extra special char to process the last char easier
        slow = 0 # Slow pointer. This is the answer.
        count = 1 # Count of consecutive repeating characters

        for fast in range(1, len(chars)):
            if chars[fast] == chars[slow]:
                count += 1
                continue # 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents

            if count == 1:
                slow += 1
                # Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
                chars[slow] = chars[fast]
                continue # 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents

            # Append the 'count'
            for c in str(count):
                slow += 1
                chars[slow] = c

            slow += 1
            chars[slow] = chars[fast]
            count = 1

        return slow

Java #

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

class Solution {
    public int compress(char[] chars) {
        int slow = 0; // Slow pointer. This is the answer.
        int count = 1; // Count of consecutive repeating characters

        for (int fast = 1; fast <= chars.length; fast++) { // it is "<=", not "<"
            var charFast = (fast == chars.length ? ' ' : chars[fast]);

            if (charFast == chars[slow]) {
                count++;
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            if (count == 1) {
                slow++;
                // Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
                if (slow < chars.length) {
                    chars[slow] = charFast;
                }
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            // Append the 'count'
            for (char c : String.valueOf(count).toCharArray()) {
                slow++;
                chars[slow] = c;
            }

            slow++;
            if (slow < chars.length) {
                chars[slow] = charFast;
            }
            count = 1;
        }

        return slow;
    }
}

C++ #

class Solution {
public:
    int compress(vector<char>& chars) {
        chars.push_back(' '); // Append an extra special char to process the last char easier
        int slow = 0; // Slow pointer. This is the answer.
        int count = 1; // Count of consecutive repeating characters

        for (int fast = 1; fast < chars.size(); ++fast) {
            if (chars[fast] == chars[slow]) {
                count++;
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            if (count == 1) {
                slow++;
                // Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
                chars[slow] = chars[fast];
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            // Append the 'count'
            for (char c : to_string(count)) {
                slow++;
                chars[slow] = c;
            }

            slow++;
            chars[slow] = chars[fast];
            count = 1;
        }

        return slow;
    }
};

C# #

public class Solution
{
    public int Compress(char[] chars)
    {
        int slow = 0; // Slow pointer. This is the answer.
        int count = 1; // Count of consecutive repeating characters

        for (int fast = 1; fast <= chars.Length; fast++)
        { // it is "<=", not "<"
            char charFast = (fast == chars.Length ? ' ' : chars[fast]);

            if (charFast == chars[slow])
            {
                count++;
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            if (count == 1)
            {
                slow++;
                // Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
                if (slow < chars.Length)
                {
                    chars[slow] = charFast;
                }
                continue; // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
            }

            // Append the 'count'
            foreach (char c in count.ToString())
            {
                slow++;
                chars[slow] = c;
            }

            slow++;
            if (slow < chars.Length)
            {
                chars[slow] = charFast;
            }
            count = 1;
        }

        return slow;
    }
}

JavaScript #

/**
 * @param {character[]} chars
 * @return {number}
 */
var compress = function(chars) {
    chars.push(' ') // Append an extra special char to process the last char easier
    let slow = 0 // Slow pointer. This is the answer.
    let count = 1 // Count of consecutive repeating characters

    for (let fast = 1; fast < chars.length; fast++) {
        if (chars[fast] === chars[slow]) {
            count++
            continue // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
        }

        if (count === 1) {
            slow++
            // Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
            chars[slow] = chars[fast]
            continue // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
        }

        // Append the 'count'
        for (const c of count.toString()) {
            slow++
            chars[slow] = c
        }

        slow++
        chars[slow] = chars[fast]
        count = 1
    }

    return slow
}

Go #

// A test cannot pass. Reason is still unknown

func compress(chars []byte) int {
    chars = append(chars, ' ') // Append an extra special char to process the last char easier
    slow := 0 // Slow pointer. This is the answer.
    count := 1 // Count of consecutive repeating characters

    for fast := 1; fast < len(chars); fast++ {
        if chars[fast] == chars[slow] {
            count++
            continue // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
        }

        if count == 1 {
            slow++
            // Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
            chars[slow] = chars[fast]
            continue // 'continue' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
        }

        // Append the 'count'
        for _, c := range strconv.Itoa(count) {
            slow++
            chars[slow] = byte(c)
        }

        slow++
        chars[slow] = chars[fast]
        count = 1
    }

    return slow
}

Ruby #

# @param {Character[]} chars
# @return {Integer}
def compress(chars)
  chars << " " # Append an extra special char to process the last char easier
  slow = 0 # Slow pointer. This is the answer.
  count = 1 # Count of consecutive repeating characters

  (1...chars.length).each do |fast|
    if chars[fast] == chars[slow]
      count += 1
      next # 'next' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
    end

    if count == 1
      slow += 1
      # Don't need to append the 'count' when count is 1.
      chars[slow] = chars[fast]
      next # 'next' is better than 'else' because 'else' will introduce more indents
    end

    # Append the 'count'
    count.to_s.each_char do |c|
      slow += 1
      chars[slow] = c
    end

    slow += 1
    chars[slow] = chars[fast]
    count = 1
  end

  slow
end

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