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The Road To Dynamic Programming: Java, JavaScript, & Python
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The Road To Dynamic Programming: Java, JavaScript, & Python

Recursion, Memoization, and Tabulation in Dynamic Programming
Created byHadi youness
Last updated 11/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • How to solve dynamic programming problems
  • How to think in a programming way
  • How to improve possible solution and enhance time and space complexity using Dynamic Programming
  • How to Use an Example to come up with a Dynamic Programming Solution

Coding Exercises

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Course content

10 sections42 lectures5h 31m total length
  • Introduction and Welcome Video2:24

    Test Case Website to Solve all presented problems in this course: https://testcasesdp.herokuapp.com/

  • Requirements1:00

Requirements

  • Basic Knowledge of at least one of the three programming languages: Java, Python, and JavaScript
  • Basic knowledge about recursion

Description

In this course, you are going to learn about one of the most popular programming topics, dynamic programming. This topic is known as one of the most difficult topics in the programming world. However, in this course, we are going to simplify it and deeply learn the basis on which it stands.

What we are going to do is to start by introducing and defining dynamic programming, and present two popular techniques that are generally used which are memoization, and tabulation. We are going to learn about the differences between them, and when and where to use each one of them.

Then, we are going to solve some of the most famous dynamic programming problems by a detailed explanation of the problem, followed by an example walkthrough. Then, we come up with a pseudo-code, and finally we implement our code using three languages, Java, JavaScript, and Python.

This course contains multiple quizzes and coding exercises that will help you deeply understand each of the topics presented.

With that being said, I hope you enjoy this course, and I would love to help you make your dynamic programming experience more fun, and enjoyable as much as possible! 

Good Luck and Enjoy!


Who this course is for:

  • Python, Java, or JavaScript programmers
  • Software Developers
  • Competitive programmers