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Longest Subsequence Repeated K Times
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Longest Subsequence Repeated K Times

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Problem

Longest Subsequence Repeated K Times (LC 2014)

Asked in the OA stage. Given a string s and integer k, return the lexicographically largest longest subsequence sub such that sub repeated k times is a subsequence of s.

Contract

Implement def get_longest_subsequence(s, k):. Return a string. A subsequence preserves character order but need not use contiguous characters. Return "" if no non-empty subsequence qualifies.

Constraints

  • 1 <= len(s) <= 200
  • 1 <= k <= len(s)
  • s contains only lowercase English letters
  • Return the lexicographically largest result among results with maximum length

Function Signature

def get_longest_subsequence(s, k):
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