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After each game, Bessie can either continue playing the previous choice she used, or she can change it up. We know the maximum number of times that Bessie will switch, which is
K = 20
times From this we can determine the dp state wheredp[i][j[k]
represents themaximum games that Bessie can win
, in thefirst i games
, if she has switched choicesat exactly j times
, where thelast choice she played was k
.For example
dp[11][5][2]
may correspond to the value whereyou played 11 games
,switched your choice 5 times
, and yourcurrent hand is 2
which may represent scissors, idk.Hope this helps :p