Todays final quiz😇

Question

Create a program which takes 2 string inputs from the user.
The task is to find the number of occurence of the 1st string in the second string.

Note: It must also count the string if it is not the same string but contains the same characters in the string,

i.e : if 1st string has "abcdef" and the second string is "feacdb", then the output is 1.

eg:
1st input: think
2nd input : kinknthithinkinth
output: 2
// i.e:
knthi -1st occrnce
think -2nd occrnce
note: kinth in the lst is nt valid coz k is alrdy usd

Answer 1

https://code.sololearn.com/cn7wS3ODl2ZP/?ref=app

Tell me if you find any bugs pls ^^

Answer 2

My phone crashed 3 times. Sry that I am late :P
It's asking for user input now.
https://code.sololearn.com/WKYmy9NnSy1D/?ref=app

Answer 3

bro add more examples

i think

abcdef is input1
fedcba is input2

Answer 4

thanks wait for few minutes , i am starting coding.

your question is best , should be on hackerearth.com

Answer 5

actually this is not my question at all

i faced this question in a competitive programing contest, conducted by hacker rank

i had only 4 test conditions passed out of 9 that time😅

Answer 6

@Dennis
i checked your program with the inputs in the post all worked good😉
So, there is no bug as far as i know!!

Answer 7

input 1 ; 123
input 2; 321422312321

output is 3
321- 1st occurnce
231- 2nd occurnce
321- 3rd occurence

Answer 8

@mr.programmer

input 1: abcdef
input 2: fedcba

output: 1

fedcba -1st occurnence

Answer 9

input 1: good
input 2: moogdoodg

output: 2

from charctr 2 to 5 ; oogd -1st occurnce

note : here gdoo is invalid because the char gd is already used in the previous occurence !!

so the next search starts from char 6

from charctr 6 to 9 : oodg - 2nd occurence

Answer 10

input 1 : omg
input 2 : mygomymogoogmomg

output: 4

gom -1st occurence
mog -2nd occurence
ogm - 3rd occurence
omg- 4th occurence

Answer 11

@offline
good coding man