Respond to review question about SharedPrefix implementation#24625
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[WIP] Update sharpie addition and output validation based on feedback
Respond to review question about SharedPrefix implementation
Feb 4, 2026
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Review comment asked for input values that would cause
strings[i].Substring(0, length)to produce incorrect output versusfirst.Substring(0, length)in theSharedPrefixmethod.Analysis
The algorithm checks characters sequentially from position 0. When the return statement executes at position
length, positions 0 throughlength-1are guaranteed identical acrossfirstandstrings[i]. Therefore:strings[i].Substring(0, length)always equalsfirst.Substring(0, length)Testing confirmed both implementations produce identical results across various inputs including edge cases with empty strings, mismatched lengths, and null values.
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