Python Programming Practice: LeetCode #13 -- Roman to Integer

[@sreejaroy8463]

please do share leetcode solution videos regularly...it helps a lot to build the programming concept. You are doing a great work.

[@NitinSatish]

Thank you! So far my plan is to pause your video, try to solve the problem on my own and submit, resume video whether I am able to solve or not. Knowing I can always come back to your solution gives me peace

[@DataDaft]

Sounds like a good system. Just know the solutions I post are generally not the only solution or approach the problem; there could be other good approaches that might even be more efficient!

[@NitinSatish]

@@DataDaft Agree, more ways you know the better

[@DucNguyen-sd4mn]

the second solution of going against the craziness of Roman procedure is quite interesting lol

[@yugosaito9704]

Thank you for uploading this video. You are the best at making LeetCode tutorial videos!

[@rahulsanapathi2305]

did you get the logic i am still confuse why he did roman_table[numerical]

[@ThColinPereira]

This playlist has been really helpful, thank you so much!

[@itsReshad]

He explains thing super well and clearly!

[@dmytrozazulin1858]

My brain just can't understand how second solution is supposed to be FASTER with all those pre-replacements, than just once backwards loop.

[@penninahgathu7956]

Thank you so much. This was very helpful and easy to understand.

[@cvxcfv]

clear concise, perfect

[@FaberLSH]

Thank u so much!!

[@HieuTrung-gm3bp]

Thank you!

[@KurlandHickory]

Thank you

[@asiftandel7757]

Great Work

[@NaitroExtrime]

mine is giving:
Line 2: Char 5: error: expected class name
def romano(self, s: str) -> int:
^

[@The_Ancient_Guardian]

class Solution:
def romanToInt(self, s: str) -> int:

[@aibekimankozhoev364]

Thank you!