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He used the math multiplication method we used everyday when it's come to multiply two more-than-one-digit number:
abc * ef = abc * e * 10 + abc * f .
His approach is based on that but he's done it reversely.
The way he did it is really clever!
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Could you please explain the approach and why we are doing: d[j + 1] += d[j] / 10; d[j] %= 10;
He used the math multiplication method we used everyday when it's come to multiply two more-than-one-digit number: abc * ef = abc * e * 10 + abc * f . His approach is based on that but he's done it reversely. The way he did it is really clever!