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Count of sub-strings of length n possible from the given string in C++
We are given a string str[] and a number n. The goal is to find all substrings of str[] that have length n. If string is “abcde” and n=3 then substrings of length 3 are “abc”, “bcd”, “cde” and count is 3.
Let us understand with examples.
Input − str[] = “computer” n=4
Output − Count of substrings of length n possible from the given string are − 5
Explanation − Substrings with length 4 are: “comp”, “ompu”,”mput”, “pute”, “uter”
Input − str[] = “development” n=5
Output − Count of substrings of length n possible from the given string are − 7
Explanation − Substrings with length 5 are: “devel”, “evelo”, “velop”, “elopm”, “lopme”, “opmen”, “pment”.
Approach used in the below program is as follows
If we take the length of string str[] as L then the count of substrings of length n inside str[] is Ln+1. If string is “abcdefghi” and n is 4 then substrings will be “abcd”, “bcde”, “cdef”, “defg”, “efgh”, “fghi”. Count is 6. Also 9-4+1=6.
Take a string str.
Take n as integer.
Function possible_substring(string str, int length, int n) takes a string, it’s length, n and returns the count of substrings of str with length n.
Take a variable count.
Set count = length-n+1.
Return count as result at the end.
Example
#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; int possible_substring(string str, int length, int n){ int count = length - n + 1; return count; } int main(){ string str = "learning"; int length = str.length(); int n = 2; cout<<"Count of substrings of length n possible from the given string are: "<<possible_substring(str, length, n); return 0; }
Output
If we run the above code it will generate the following output −
Count of substrings of length n possible from the given string are: 7
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