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You can solve the Coin Change Problem efficiently using dynamic programming by building a table to store solutions for subproblems. This reduces redundant calculations and improves performance. If you're implementing this in an Android APK, you can use Java or Kotlin with a recursive + memoization approach for better efficiency.
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The Coin Change Problem
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You can solve the Coin Change Problem efficiently using dynamic programming by building a table to store solutions for subproblems. This reduces redundant calculations and improves performance. If you're implementing this in an Android APK, you can use Java or Kotlin with a recursive + memoization approach for better efficiency.