My solution in 100651A - ALPHACODE - Alphacode got WA on test 2 .. and this is my code : http://ideone.com/GwzmWe can anyone provide me a test case to drop this? thanks on advance.
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My solution in 100651A - ALPHACODE - Alphacode got WA on test 2 .. and this is my code : http://ideone.com/GwzmWe can anyone provide me a test case to drop this? thanks on advance.
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Can you please explain your solution's logic? I know only another solution.
Ok , now i got why it was WA , because of zeros like 101 , 100 . it's accepted now :)) actually My idea comes due to some observations ! if we have something like that 25925925 .. let's call the number of possible chars to get from a segment X .. now it's cleat that 25 gives us 2 different chars {2 5 , 25} .. so by combinations ans = X * 3 = 2 * 2 * 2 so what about that 1111 ? it's fib[5] why ? i don't know ! so for n consecutive chars you have X = fib[n+1] the result becomes X1 * X2 * ... I'm trying to find a proof for that ! :( final code : http://ideone.com/nkIXN5
My solution is similar, may be it will help you to prove your:
Let dp[i] be the answer for prefix of length i.
At first dp[i] = 0. Then:
You can see that this formulas has something similar to Fibbonacci numbers
Thanks a lot , it helps me