can anyone please explain how this problem will reduce to 0/1 Knapsack problem after increasing each t[i] by 1?
why we are increasing t[i] by 1 ?
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can anyone please explain how this problem will reduce to 0/1 Knapsack problem after increasing each t[i] by 1?
why we are increasing t[i] by 1 ?
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Cause when we buy i-th item we will have this item plus t[i] items, in sum we have t[i]+1 item instead t[i]
ok ..
so our number of items increase by t[i]+1 if we but i_th item , but how will we reduce it to knapsack equation , what will be the dp state & base case ?
U can use my solution to better understand 40091182 There dp[i][j] means minimum cost of j items when we already looked through i items
what does dp[i][j] means in ur code ?
i can be the item that you are currently processing ?
what does j refers here ? can you please tell me a bit !
There dp[i][j] means minimum cost of j items when we already looked through i items