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Added a comment block explaining the Monotonic Increasing Stack algorithm and its applications.
Added a comment with a reference link for monotonic stack.
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Removed the main method and related print statements.
Removed unused import statement for Arrays.
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The implementation is mostly correct, but a few improvements are needed before merging:
- The class-level Javadoc and the reference comment should be combined and placed directly above the class declaration.
- Consider adding more detailed explanations for the methods (
nextGreaterElement
andnextSmallerElement
), including their time and space complexities. - It would be great to include a proper test class to verify correctness for multiple scenarios.
Added main method and test scenarios for next greater and next smaller element functions.
clang-format -i --style=file path/to/your/file.java