Remove all Adjacent Duplicates from a String
In this lesson, we'll learn how to remove all adjacent duplicates from a string using recursion.
We'll cover the following
What does “Removing Adjacent Duplicates from a String” Mean?
This means that we’ll remove all extra instances of a character when multiple instances are found together. In other words, only one instance should remain after this process.
Lower and upper case letters are considered different characters. Example: string
Hhelo
doesn’t contain any duplicates.
Repeated occurrences of the same letter within a string are allowed as long as they are not next to each other. Example: string hele
has no adjacent duplicates.
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