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Length of Longest sub array without repeating characters (Window Sliding) #8699

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Description 📜

To find the Length of Longest sub array without repeating characters by Window Sliding method.
Fixes #1283


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@ravireddy07 Please review my PR.

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## Explanation
In this program we are using the concept of Window sliding i.e. Whenever we see repetition, we remove the previous occurrence and slide the window.
A loop is runniig from i=0 to n=sizeof(str).
In side this loop one more loop is running from j=i till n.
We define vector with all the value as false and keep it makin true for the characters that are visited once in the loop.
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Please explain the approach in detail with snippet examples as this is a basic problem.

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