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#3 Dec 12th, 2009
You need to check through every element in the array to ensure that there is no repetition right ? So if the array was of size n, then to ensure that there is no repetition inside the array, you need to check every element, namely n elements.
Go ahead and try to solve this euler problem, if u can. Check with me for hints and answers. Good Luck
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