Find Many Patterns in Text

For each requested pattern, decide whether it appears as a contiguous substring anywhere in the shared text. Patterns may overlap and may repeat. Return results in the original query order. The limits require an approach that can handle many patterns efficiently.

Implement find_many_patterns(text, patterns).

Input

text: The text searched by every query.

patterns: The patterns, in query order.

Output

Return YES for each occurring pattern and NO for each absent one.

Constraints

1…100,000 text characters. 1…100,000 nonempty patterns, with total length at most 500,000. All characters are lowercase a–z.

Examples

Input:
text = "bananas"
patterns = ["ana", "apple", "nas"]

Expected output:
expected = ["YES", "NO", "YES"]

Input:
std::string text = "bananas";
std::vector<std::string> patterns = {"ana", "apple", "nas"};

Expected output:
std::vector<std::string> expected = {"YES", "NO", "YES"};

Input:
string text = "bananas";
string[] patterns = new string[] {"ana", "apple", "nas"};

Expected output:
string[] expected = new string[] {"YES", "NO", "YES"};

Input:
text = "aaaa"
patterns = ["aa", "aaaaa", "aa"]

Expected output:
expected = ["YES", "NO", "YES"]

Input:
std::string text = "aaaa";
std::vector<std::string> patterns = {"aa", "aaaaa", "aa"};

Expected output:
std::vector<std::string> expected = {"YES", "NO", "YES"};

Input:
string text = "aaaa";
string[] patterns = new string[] {"aa", "aaaaa", "aa"};

Expected output:
string[] expected = new string[] {"YES", "NO", "YES"};

References

This challenge is adapted for CodeUtility. Follow the statement and constraints above.

• CSES: Finding Patterns