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Implemented three approaches to solve the minimum cost problem: recursion, memoization, and tabulation.
Implemented four different approaches to solve the coin change problem, including exhaustive search, memoization, and tabulation methods.
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Strengths:

  • The student demonstrates a strong understanding of dynamic programming concepts, including recursion, memoization, and tabulation.
  • The code is well-organized and easy to follow, with clear comments explaining each approach.
  • The student provides multiple solutions, showing a thorough exploration of the problem space.
  • The student correctly identifies and optimizes time and space complexities.

Areas for Improvement:

  • In the recursive solution for Leetcode_256, the student could add a comment explaining why the base case returns 0 when i == costs.length. This would make the logic clearer for readers.
  • For Leetcode_518, the student could consider adding a brief explanation of why the tabulation approach works, especially the logic behind the dp[i][j] = dp[i-1][j] + dp[i][j-coins[i-1]] line.
  • The student could also consider adding edge case handling comments, such as what happens when the input array is empty or the amount is 0.

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