You’re interviewing for a backend or data engineering role at a FAANG-level company. The interviewer describes a real product scenario:
A large content analysis platform processes text data to detect symmetric patterns and to generate segmentation candidates for downstream tasks like:
- searchable phrase indexing
- content fingerprinting
- template detection
- NLP token chunking for recommendations
The platform receives a string s. For a given string, the system wants to generate all valid ways to split the string into parts where each part is a palindrome. This helps in building candidate phrase boundaries where each segment is structurally symmetric.
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Your Task
Given a string s, return all possible palindrome partitioning of s.
A partition is defined as splitting the string into one or more substrings such that each substring is a palindrome.
Return the result as a list of lists of strings.
Input Format
Output Format
- A list of lists of strings representing all palindrome partitions