← Back to context Comment by scotty79 13 hours ago So all in all pretty basic stuff. Why would anyone worth their salt should have problem with that? 1 comment scotty79 Reply dgacmu 10 hours ago The hard part is realizing that the problem you're solving efficiently maps to a dynamic programming algorithm. You have to spot the opportunity for sub-problem reuse, or else the solution looks something like cubic or exponential (etc.)
dgacmu 10 hours ago The hard part is realizing that the problem you're solving efficiently maps to a dynamic programming algorithm. You have to spot the opportunity for sub-problem reuse, or else the solution looks something like cubic or exponential (etc.)
The hard part is realizing that the problem you're solving efficiently maps to a dynamic programming algorithm. You have to spot the opportunity for sub-problem reuse, or else the solution looks something like cubic or exponential (etc.)