Problem: http://www.spoj.com/problems/ADAMOLD/ I unable to think of approach better than O(k*n^2)
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Problem: http://www.spoj.com/problems/ADAMOLD/ I unable to think of approach better than O(k*n^2)
Problem :ADADIG I am trying to solve this , my Approach is: For a given N : 1)If it is prime —> if single digit return 1 else return 0
2)else factorize N and find all combinations of its factor and add 1s to make the digital sum equal to be N and find all permutations of it and add them all and return this. for step 2 , I am unable to figure out How do I do that efficiently?
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