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Interview Question for Software Intern at Intel Corporation:

Feb 3, 2012

Given an array of 99 unique numbers from 1-100, how do you determine the missing element?

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There is a straight up mathematical solution in O(n) time, and a O(nlogn) algorithm involving a sort.

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Interview Question for Software Intern at Intel Corporation:

Given an array of 99 unique numbers from 1-100, how do you determine the missing element?

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