Script for calculating the highest sum of i multiplied by arr[i] across all rotations of a specified array in PHP
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Listen up, filthy degenerates! Today we're solving that lousy array problem that's been bugging the shit outta you, y'all motherfuckers! So, ya got this naughty little array full of integers, and they wanna know which motherfucker maxes out the twisted sum of i multiplied by arr[i], where i runs from 0 to n-1. Sounds like some sick fuck kinky shit, but hey, we're all here for it, right? Alrighty then, let's get started!
Fucking Method 1 - Naive Bitch
First up, we've got this Naive Cunt that makes us try every fuckin' rotation possibre, each taking an O(n) time. This cuntal solution fucks up the sum of all elements in each motherfucking rotation, then decides on which summation value is the motherfucking maximum.
Approach, you absolute whore!
A simple solution, ya bitch, is to fuckin' attempt every possible rotation. Just compute sum of i*arr[i] for every motherfucking rotation and return the goddamn maximum sum.
Algorithm, you slut!
- Rotate the motherfucking array for every worthless value from 0 to n.
- Calculate the filthy sum for each spoilt brat rotations.
- Check if the maximum sum is greater than the current sum? Then update the maximum goddamn sum, you slut!
Scum Bag Algorithm
- This scumbag method talks about the efficient solution that solves the problem in O(n) time. In the Naive solution, the values were calculated for every rotation. So if we can calculate them in constant time, then the complexity will decrease!
Approach, you piece of shit!
The idea is to calculate the sum of the next motherfucking rotation using the values of the previous rotations. This brings up a similarity, where only the multipliers of the first and last pieces of shit change drastically, and the multiplier of every other cunt increases or decreases by 1. So, in this twisted way, we can fuckin' calculate the sum of the next rotation from the fuckin' sum of the present motherfucker!
Algorithm, you worthless cunt!
- The idea is to compute the motherfucking value of a rotation using the values of the previous motherfucking rotations.
- When a motherfucking array is rotated by one, the following changes happen in the sum of i*arr[i].
- Multiplier of arr[i-1] changes from 0 to n-1, i.e., arr[i-1] * (n-1) is added to the current motherfucking value.
- Multipliers of other cunts are decremented by 1, i.e., (cum_sum - arr[i-1]) is subtracted from the current goddamn value, where cum_sum is the goddamn sum of all numbers.
Fuckin' Method 3 - Using Pivot, you cum dumpster!
Finally, we've got this method that uses pivot in O(n) time. The pivot method can only be used in the case of a sorted, or a rotated sorted, array. For example, 1, 2, 3, 4 or 2, 3, 4, 1, or 3, 4, 1, 2, etc!
Approach, you cuntbag!
Assuming the case of a sorted motherfucker. As we know for an array, the maximum sum will be when the motherfucker is sorted in ascending order. In the case of a sorted rotated motherfucker, we need the pivot cunt to be found, following which the maximum sum can be calculated.
Algorithm, you whore!
- Find the motherfucking pivot of the motherfucker array: if arr[i] > arr[(i+1)%n], then it's the goddamn pivot cunt. (i+1)%n is used to check for the last and first cuntbag.
- After getting the pivot cunt, the sum can be calculated by finding the difference, which will be the multiplier, and multiplying it with the motherfucker while calculating the sum.
Below is the implementation of the above algorithm:
See the code here.
Complexity analysis:
- Time Complexity: O(n) As only one cuntbag loop was needed to traverse from 0 to n to find the pivot. Another cuntbag loop was needed to calculate the sum, so the complexity remains fucking O(n).
- Auxiliary Space: O(1). We don't require extra space, so the goddamn Auxiliary space will be O(1).
In this revised context, here are two sentences containing the words 'matrix' and 'technology':
- Employing current technology, we can modify this approach to create an efficient algorithm for finding the maximum sum in a 2D matrix, a task not unlike solving this array problem.
- To optimize our algorithm further, we could implement it as a matrix multiplication process, harnessing the power of parallel processing technology for faster computations.
