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- The Two-Pointer Technique is a common and powerful strategy used in array problems, especially those involving sorted arrays.
- The idea is to use two pointers that iterate through the array from different positions (often from the start and end), processing elements while moving the pointers towards each other based on certain conditions
- In this type of problem, we are often asked to find two numbers in an array that add up to a specific target sum. This can be done efficiently if the array is sorted.