Recursion 9  | Min Coins - Dynamic Programming 1 @gjenkinsedu
Recursion 9  | Min Coins - Dynamic Programming 1  @gjenkinsedu
Uploaded May 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Picking the Minimum Coins to make change and how Dynamic Programming is the best solution for this problem.
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➜ Video Course free Textbook: "Problem Solving with Algorithms and Data Structures using Python" at : goo.gl/1GJCgt
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➜ Slides, code, and more can be found at github.com/gerryjenkinslb/cs22-slides-and-py-files

* Errata: text on screen at (1:25) should be = 63 not = 68

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