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A middle-to-high level open source algorithm book designed with coding interview at heart!
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C++ implementations of Data Structures and Algorithms.
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Coin Change.md?Only a variation of unbounded Knapsack
Issue:
There exists many more variations like having a fixed number of coins or say a problem where we want to find the number of ways (ordered) a sum of money can be formed
Suggested Solution:
We can add these two explanations separately in files.