Slightly less uncommon for coding interviews, Dynamic Programming questions are still a favourite. This approach is an optimization over recursion. Developed in the 1950s, in my opinion, it tests developers' ability to break down a problem into its smallest, most fundamental piece. In this article, we learn about Dynamic Programming by digging deeper into the "coin-change" problem with dynamic programming.

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