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welcome to mazelico challenge todays problem is find and replace pattern given a list of strings and a string pattern return a list of words i that match pattern you may return the answer in any order a word matches the pattern if there exists a permutation of letters p so that after replacing every letter x in the pattern with p of x we get the desired word so we call a permutation of letters is a bijection from letters to letters every letter maps to another letter and no two letters mapped to the same letter thats really just a complicated word a way of saying match this pattern here say this is abb so we can imagine that if we were to convert this into like integers this would be like one two two now how do we see among these words which ones match that pattern we can see that m-e-e also matches that one two two pattern same with aq so really its just a matter of mapping this pattern with this word what we can do well the first approach ill go through two approaches the first