feat: Implement Raita Algorithm for string matching #651
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- Added `_raita` function to `pydatastructs/strings/algorithms.py`. - Updated `find` function to support the `raita` algorithm. - Added test cases for the Raita algorithm in `tests/test_strings.py`. - Ensured compatibility with existing string matching algorithms.
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Implement Raita Algorithm for String Matching
Description
This PR adds the Raita Algorithm to the
pydatastructs.strings.algorithmsmodule. The Raita algorithm is a variation of the Boyer-Moore algorithm and is efficient for single pattern matching with an average-case complexity of O(n + m).Changes
_raitafunction topydatastructs/strings/algorithms.py.findfunction to include theraitaalgorithm.tests/test_strings.py.Fixes: #650