Does anyone have and can share links of good problems of dynamic programming which covers most of the problem solving patterns.
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Does anyone have and can share links of good problems of dynamic programming which covers most of the problem solving patterns.
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Maybe try 1881E - Block Sequence. If you solve it, a bit advance version but same statement 1741E - Sending a Sequence Over the Network.
I highly recommend starting with the AtCoder Educational DP Contest contest. Also solve the DP section of the CSES Problem Set problemset. It will solidify your understanding. Once you’ve solved these, you can start solving a variety of random dp problems whenever/wherever you find them.
https://youkn0wwho.academy/topic-list/?category=dynamic_programming https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/67679
This is a pretty advanced list, not recommended for beginners.