96. Unique Binary Search Trees
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Problem
Given n, how many structurally unique (BST) that store values 1 … n?
example 1
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Solution
Dynamic programming
Main idea - dynamic programming :
We know that unique bst for n=1
is 1
, for n=0
is 1
, for n=2
is 2.
Also, we know than for n=3 : {1,2,3}
we can check tries with:
- root 1 – its mean that we should check tries right with nodes
{2,3}
- root 2 – its mean that we should check tries left with nodes
{2}
and right with nodes{3}
- root 3 – its mean that we should check tries left with nodes
{1,2}
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