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Wildcard Matching Algorithm is one of the most commonly seen algorithms while handling Strings with Dynamic Programming.
It is a string-matching problem where one can check if a given string matches a pattern that contains wildcards. Common wildcards include '*' (matches any sequence of characters) and '?' (matches any single character).
For example:
string1= "hello", string2 = "hllo"
"hello" and "hllo" match because * can match any characters, so it matches "e"
string1= "programming", string2 = "pr*?aing"
"programming" and "pr?a*ing" match because * can match "ogramm" and ? can match "o"
string1= "xyz", string2 = "*abc"
"xyz" and "*abc" do not match because * does not match different characters, and there is no matching character after *.
Issue details
The algorithm for the above mentioned Wildcard Matching is mentioned below:
We start with creating a 2D boolean array where dp[i][j] represents whether the first i characters in the pattern match the first j characters in the string.
Initialize dp[0][0] to true because an empty pattern matches an empty string.
If the pattern has '*', then it can match either:
An empty string, in which case dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j].
Any character, in which case dp[i][j] = dp[i][j-1].
For '?', it matches if the previous characters matched, so dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j-1].
For non-wildcard characters, they match only if the current characters match, so dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j-1] && (pattern.charAt(i-1) == string.charAt(j-1)).
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Wildcard Matching Algorithm is one of the most commonly seen algorithms while handling Strings with Dynamic Programming.
It is a string-matching problem where one can check if a given string matches a pattern that contains wildcards. Common wildcards include '*' (matches any sequence of characters) and '?' (matches any single character).
For example:
string1= "hello", string2 = "hllo"
"hello" and "hllo" match because * can match any characters, so it matches "e"
string1= "programming", string2 = "pr*?aing"
"programming" and "pr?a*ing" match because * can match "ogramm" and ? can match "o"
string1= "xyz", string2 = "*abc"
"xyz" and "*abc" do not match because * does not match different characters, and there is no matching character after *.
Issue details
The algorithm for the above mentioned Wildcard Matching is mentioned below:
We start with creating a 2D boolean array where dp[i][j] represents whether the first i characters in the pattern match the first j characters in the string.
I've the code with the test cases ready. Assign me the issue to submit a pr.
Additional Information
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: