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Leetcode 20

This C++ code uses a stack to check the validity of parentheses in a string. It defines a bracketMatch function to check if a closing bracket matches an opening bracket. The isValid function iterates through the string, pushing opening brackets to the stack and popping matching closing brackets. It returns false if the stack is empty or the brackets don't match, otherwise it returns true if the stack is empty after iterating through the entire string.

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Leetcode 20

This C++ code uses a stack to check the validity of parentheses in a string. It defines a bracketMatch function to check if a closing bracket matches an opening bracket. The isValid function iterates through the string, pushing opening brackets to the stack and popping matching closing brackets. It returns false if the stack is empty or the brackets don't match, otherwise it returns true if the stack is empty after iterating through the entire string.

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Leetcode 20.

Valid Parentheses
class Solution {
public:

bool bracketMatch(char opening,char closing){

return (opening=='(' && closing==')') ||


(opening=='{' && closing=='}') || (opening=='[' &&
closing==']');

}
bool isValid(string s) {

stack<char> st;

for(auto x:s){

if(x=='(' || x=='{' || x=='[')


st.push(x);

else{

if(st.empty())
return false;

if(bracketMatch(st.top(),x)){
st.pop();
}
else{
return false;
}
}
}
return st.empty();
}
};

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