283.MoveZeroes.cpp

[mitulvaniya]

Implement the solution for LeetCode problem 283, which moves all zeroes in the array to the end while maintaining the order of non-zero elements.

PR Title Format: Problem no.Problem name.cpp

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Approach

Code Solution (C++)

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Summary by Sourcery

Provide a C++ implementation for LeetCode 283: Move Zeroes with an in-place two-pointer approach, including a vector-print helper and example usage in main.

New Features:

• Implement C++ solution for LeetCode problem 283 (Move Zeroes) using an in-place two-pointer algorithm
• Add helper function to print vectors and main function to demonstrate the solution with a sample input

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Reviewer's Guide

Introduces a C++ in-place two-pointer solution for moving zeroes to the end of an array and includes a simple test harness to verify correctness.

Class diagram for Solution and helper functions (LeetCode 283)

classDiagram
    class Solution {
        +void moveZeroes(vector<int>& nums)
    }
    class printVector {
        +void printVector(const vector<int>& nums)
    }
    class main {
        +int main()
    }
    Solution <.. main : uses
    printVector <.. main : uses

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Implemented moveZeroes method using a two-pass in-place approach	Declare insertPos pointer for target placement First pass: iterate and copy non-zero elements to insertPos Second pass: fill remaining positions with zeroes	leetcode_283MoveZeroes.cpp
Added helper and test harness to validate the solution	Added printVector function to display arrays Added main function with sample input and expected output	leetcode_283MoveZeroes.cpp

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[github-actions]

Thanks for raising the PR, the owner will be review it soon' keep patience, keep contributing>>>!!! make sure you have star ⭐ the repo

[sourcery-ai]

Hey there - I've reviewed your changes - here's some feedback:

• Rename the file to match the project’s naming convention (e.g., "283.MoveZeroes.cpp") instead of "leetcode_283MoveZeroes.cpp".
• Use size_t for loop indices (e.g., for (size_t i = 0; i < nums.size(); ++i)) to avoid signed/unsigned comparisons.
• Add more edge-case tests in the main function (empty array, all zeros, all non-zeros) to validate behavior across inputs.

Prompt for AI Agents

Please address the comments from this code review:

## Overall Comments
- Rename the file to match the project’s naming convention (e.g., "283.MoveZeroes.cpp") instead of "leetcode_283MoveZeroes.cpp".
- Use size_t for loop indices (e.g., `for (size_t i = 0; i < nums.size(); ++i)`) to avoid signed/unsigned comparisons.
- Add more edge-case tests in the main function (empty array, all zeros, all non-zeros) to validate behavior across inputs.

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[mitulvaniya]

i fixed the issue check

[mitulvaniya]

please merged this pr

[SjxSubham]

i fixed the issue check

which Issue ???

[SjxSubham]

Hey, @mitulvaniya14

1. Raise an ISSUE as well if it's not present at the existing Issue list...
2. Make correction of the PR description.... maintain Proper format check others PRs as well for reference,,,(Add approach , Intuition, code also in that description)
3. Star the repo as well ⭐