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Simple Fun #192: Three Details
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Very nice kata on dynamic programming.
As it has a mathematical pattern i've solved it anyway but can anyone tell me if it is related to any basic concept of computer science? if it is how & what?
Thanks myjinxin2015
Recursion and memoization come to mind :)
no i used those to solve the kata, but the kata problem itself has a pattern, which relates to 3 and its multiple with powers of two, i was talking about that. Thanks anyway
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Huh, the pattern behind this kata is very intriguing.
I can't think of an explanation to it yet. Anyone else want to take the merit? :P
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i gave myself the honor to do so ^.^
Well done, moderator ;-)