Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version, Student Value Edition (11th Edition)
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The dynamic programming is the process which solves the complex problems by breaking down into simpler problems. After solving the problems , it is stired in an array and if that sub problem ocurs on the process, instead of recomputing it again the stored result is used on the process.
This type of reusing the result in the new process saves the computation time and storage space.
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The best example of dynamic programming is the computation of “nth” Fibonacci number...
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