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Rapidly changing technology, ever-evolving shifts in the workforce demographics, and emerging global economic trends, all call for a leader that is agile and flexible enough to account for these changes. Today’s leaders must be all awake in the face of new challenges and opportunities that will inevitably come their way. Today, leadership does not stop at just strategizing a profit-winning business plan. It encompasses everything from ensuring inclusivity and being tech-savvy to accounting for the sustainability of the business and having good emotional intelligence. 5 Best Business Leadership Trends Let's discuss the emerging leadership trends that will shape the ... Read More
Concerns about the environment are at an all-time high. After years of depleting natural resources, people around the world are finally realizing that there is only little left now. Corporates around the world are considered to be one of the major culprits for this dire situation. After all, all these years they kept using the earth’s resources be it wood, water, or minerals, and kept giving carbon dioxide in return. Hence, lately, as a shot at redemption, corporates are integrating the concept of sustainability with their core business. From a customer perspective, businesses that not just care about their shareholders ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we introduce an approach to sorting an alphanumeric string such that the position of alphabets and numbers remains unchanged. In this approach, we use C++ functions and take an input string containing characters and numbers. Generate the string without changing the alphabet and number positions. The newly sorted string contains the shuffled characters in alphabetical order, and arranging the numbers will keep their positions the same. Example 1 String = “”tutorials43points” Output = aiilnoopr34sstttu In the above example, the input string is rearranged without changing the position of the number 32. The characters are ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we will develop an approach to finding repeated characters in a string whose first appearance is leftmost. This means the character first appeared at the beginning of the string. To find out whether the first character repeats or not, we traverse the whole string and match each character to the first character of the string. To resolve the task we use the find(), length(), and end() functions of the C++ programming language. Example 1 String = “Tutorialspoint” Output = The repeating character is “t” In the above example, the leftmost character of the input ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we will see queries to check if string B exists as a substring of string A. A substring is a string that is part of the main string. In the Query array, there are some integer values, and the index of string A will be checked to see if those integer values match the substring B or not.We use C++ queries to find out whether B is a substring of A or not.In this approach, there is a string A and B is the substring of A. Queries in C++ are integer values represented in array ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we will learn the concept of c++ to find the sum of ASCII values of the characters present in the prime position. Prime position means characters whose position is 2, 3, 5, or any other prime number. ASCII (American Standard Code for Information Interchange) values are unique numerical values for alphabets, letters, punctuation marks, and other characters used in coding. It is used for communication with computers as the computer does not understand human language. There are 128 ASCII values starting from 0 to 127. Capital and small alphabets have separate ASCII values. We will develop ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we develop an approach to finding the maximum length odd parity substring. Odd parity in a substring means the number of times 1 repeats in a string is odd. Parity in C++ defines the bit set number and is 1s in a number. There are two types of parity: even and odd. When the total number of “1” in a binary representation is odd it is known as an odd parity string. In this tutorial, we find the maximum length odd parity substring using C++ programming concepts. Implementation 1 String = 101100 Output = 6 ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we discuss an approach to finding all possible palindrome substrings using the input string. To implement the approach for this task we use C++ programming language and its functions. A palindrome is a string that reads the same from the back and front. For example, Mom is a palindrome string. In this tutorial, we take a string and find all possible palindrome substrings from it. Example 1 String = abcaa Output The possible palindromic substrings are : a, b, c, aa, aaa, aba, and aca. In the above example, the input string can make ... Read More
In this tutorial, we learn how to count the character pair in a string whose ASCII value is the difference of K. K is any difference value, it can be either 1 or 0. Create a C++ code to count such character pairs in an input string S. We used the size() method of the String class Syntax size() = It is a String class method. It is an empty parameter library method. It returns the size of the string in terms of bytes. string_name.size() Example = s.size() ASCII values are predefined values for characters, symbols, ... Read More
Introduction In this tutorial, we will elaborate an approach for finding three non-overlapping substrings from a given string s, and when all substrings are combined together they form a palindrome. To solve this task we use the string class features of the C++ programming language. Palindrome in a string means the string reads the same in both forward and backward directions. The palindrome string example is Madam. Suppose there is a string "s" and the substrings are a, b, and c. When you combine a, b, and c, they form a palindrome string. Here is an example to understand the ... Read More