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Starters 135

Invert And Equalize

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You are given a binary string π‘† of length π‘. You can perform the following operation on it:

  • Choose a continuous substring such that all of its characters are equal, and then invert the whole substring (i.e., if they were 0, change them to 1 and vice versa).

For example, suppose π‘†=101111000. We may choose the substring 101111000 and change it to 100000000.

Find the minimum number of such operations needed to make all characters of π‘† equal.

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