feat: add pyds.maximum_subarray_sum_1
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@czgdp1807 @Kishan-Ved please review this PR. |
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Hi, thanks for this PR. You've done a great job, but I don't see how exactly this is useful when we have the O(n) algorithm added (or as a PR ready to merge). @czgdp1807 can decide whether to merge this or not. |
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This update introduces a brute force approach to finding the maximum subarray sum by iterating over all possible subarrays. It serves as an alternative to Kadane’s Algorithm, with a time complexity of O(n²).
Brief description of what is fixed or changed
This update adds a brute force implementation for finding the maximum subarray sum by iterating over all possible subarrays. Unlike Kadane’s algorithm (O(n)), this method follows an O(n²) complexity, making it useful for understanding naive approaches and verifying correctness in small test cases.