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Encode a string by counting the consecutive letter. (i.e., "aaaabbxxxyyz" might become "a4b2x3y2z1"). 分析: 这个问题是一个基本的数据压缩算法,将相邻的字符计数存储.解法没有什么特别需要注意的地方,按部就班的实现代码就可以了. class Solution: # @param s, letters as string # @return an encoded str…
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