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LeetCode Reference Implementation Sources

The LeetCode book publishes reference implementation code in src/data/leetcode-implementation-references.ts and src/data/leetcode-implementation-generated.ts.

Personal Submissions

Rows marked my-recent-accepted-submission come from the owner’s recent accepted LeetCode China submissions. The hover card links back to the matching LeetCode submission page.

Doocs LeetCode

Rows whose source title starts with Doocs are attributed to the Doocs LeetCode project:

Each generated reference keeps the exact source URL and license label in the data file and hover card.

kamyu104 LeetCode-Solutions

Rows whose source title starts with kamyu104 are attributed to the kamyu104 LeetCode-Solutions project:

MIT notice:

The MIT License (MIT)

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Generated Original Fallbacks

Rows marked generated-original are local reference implementations written for sparse LCP/LCCI gaps where the public solution packs did not provide a matching C++ implementation. Their source URL points to the problem or public discussion used to verify the algorithmic approach.