π Added 4 Optimized Sliding Window Problems in C++ (max sum, unique substring, anagrams, min window) #7609
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Description
This PR adds a new
C-Plus-Plus/slidingwindow/folder containing 4 optimized Sliding Window algorithm problems in C++.Each program is well-commented, beginner-friendly, and follows the NeoAlgo contribution format.
Files added:
max_sum_subarray.cppβ Maximum sum of subarray of size Klongest_substring_no_repeat.cppβ Longest substring without repeating characterscount_anagrams.cppβ Count occurrences of anagrams in a stringmin_window_substring.cppβ Minimum window substringAlso added:
README.mdβ explains all problems, complexities, and how to run the files.Checklist
C-Plus-Plus/slidingwindow/).README.mdand linked my code.Related Issues or Pull Requests
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π‘ Additional Notes
All problems are implemented using efficient O(n) Sliding Window techniques with hash maps and two-pointer optimization.
This PR enhances C++ coverage of important pattern-based algorithms for Hacktoberfest 2025 π