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Use ⌘ + H to capture the problem. Up to 2 screenshots will be saved and shown on the application. We use screenshot-desktop on Electron to capture the screen, which is undetectable by the browser, which uses screenshot detection APIs like getDisplayMedia.
Once you've captured your screenshots, press ⌘ + ↵ to generate solutions. We'll analyze the problem and provide a solution with detailed explanations.
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If the solutions are incorrect or you need an optimization, take extra screenshots of your code with ⌘ + H. Press ⌘ + ↵ again and we'll debug and optimize your code, with before and after comparisons.
1def twoSum(nums: List[int], target: int) -> List[int]:
2 seen = {} # Value -> Index mapping
3 for i, num in enumerate(nums):
4 complement = target - num
5 if complement in seen:
6 return [seen[complement], i]
7 seen[num] = i
8 return [] # No solution found
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