2683. Neighboring Bitwise XOR | Bit Manipulation

In this video, I'll talk about how to solve Leetcode 2683. Neighboring Bitwise XOR | Bit Manipulation
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[@mandartule]

Itni mehenat kaise kar lete ho Aryan bhaiya ?
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[@Its_Shubham_Negi]

thanx bhaiya!

[@monsuruokuniyi1234]

once I realized original was xoring elements twice, I just knew to check for cancellation = 0. Thanks Aryan

[@VishalSingh-n2l1c]

Same approach 😊😊

[@YashGulhane-uv9yf]

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[@shwetaj8189]

Can you please give SDE sheet for online assessment preparation?

[@vinaygodaba8846]

Hi Aryan
How do we handle the below scenario?
derived[0] = original[0] ^ original[1]
derived[1] = original[3] ^ original[4]
derived[2] = original[2] ^ original[3]
derived[3] = original[1] ^ original[2]
derived[4] = original[5] ^ original[6]
derived[5] = original[4] ^ original[5]
derived[6] = original[6] ^ original[0]
The xor of dervied array would be 0 but derived configuration might not have an valid original binary array?