All triplets with zero sum refers to a group of three numbers in an array or a collection of numbers where the sum of those three numbers is zero.
For example,
Input :
arr [] = [0, -1, 2, -3, 1]
,
Output :
[0, -1, 1]
, [-3, 2, 1]
.
These triplets are interesting to find because they can provide insights into the relationships between the numbers in the collection and can help solve certain problems.
Here's an example implementation in Java that finds all the unique triplets in an array that have a sum of zero:
This program sorts the input array, then uses two pointers to find the triplets. The left
pointer starts from the next element of the current element and the right
pointer starts from the end of the array. If the sum of the current element, the left
element, and the right
element is equal to zero, we add the triplet to the result and move both the left
and right
pointers inward. If the sum is less than zero, we move the left
pointer inward. If the sum is greater than zero, we move the right
pointer inward.