In this article, we will learn what a fluctuating number is and introduce our method of checking whether a given number is a fluctuating number, using a Boolean function to check the fluctuating number.
We will be given a number and our task is to check if the given number is fluctuating.
Let us first understand the fluctuation number;
A fluctuating number is a number that consists of only two types of numbers, and every other number is the same.
We can say that a fluctuating number is of the form "PQPQPQ", where P and Q are two different numbers in the number system.
The first and second digits of the fluctuation number can never be the same, that is, 11111 is not a fluctuation number.
We usually regard non-trivial fluctuating numbers as fluctuating numbers only, which means that fluctuating numbers need to be composed of at least 3 digits. That is, we can't just use two numbers to form a fluctuating number.
Let us now consider some examples of fluctuating numbers -
494, 484, 474, 464, 454, 434, 424, 414, 404, 393, 383, 373, 363, 353, 343, 323, 313, 303, 101, 121, 131, 141, 151, 161 , 171, 181, 191, 202 and more.
Some high value fluctuating numbers are - 1212121212, 3838383838, 57575757575757, etc.
For any d digit number, where d>=3 (d contains at least 3 digits), we can have 9 * 9 = 81 fluctuating digits, since the first (number from 1 to 9) value has 9 options, similarly to the 9 options (numbers from 0 to 9, except for the first digit).
We have a number and our task is to find out whether it fluctuates or not.
There are some restrictions on numbers −
It contains only two types of numbers.
Two numbers cannot be the same.
Contains at least 3 digits
Adjacent digits in the numbers are not the same.
Given Number : Num = 252 Result: Yes, the number is undulating Given Number : Num = 64664 Result: =No, the number is not undulating
In the following example, we check if the given number is a fluctuating number. We demonstrated using a number that was not a fluctuating number. You can try different numbers to check if the number is a fluctuating number.
#include <bits/stdc++.h> using namespace std; // boolean function that checks // is the number undulating bool Is_number_undulating(string num){ // important to check // if first and second digit // are equal if (num.length() <= 2 || num[0]==num[1]) return false; for (int iterator = 2; iterator < num.length(); iterator++) if (num[iterator - 2] != num[iterator]) false; return true; } int main(){ string num = "111111"; if (Is_number_undulating(num)) cout << " Yes the number is undulating "; else cout << " No, the number is not undulating "; }
When you run the above C program, it will produce the following output -
No, the number is not undulating
Time Complexity - For n digits, the time complexity is O(N).
Space complexity - Since no external space is used, the auxiliary space complexity is O(N).
In this article, we learn in detail what is a fluctuating number and the code solution to check if a given number is fluctuating.
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