0/1 Knapsack problem | Dynamic Programming

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I think entries [4,4] and [5,4] should both be 5 instead of 6 in your example [5,6] should also be 8 Nonetheless, good video I didn’t understand any solutions until this one, so thanks!
Comment from : Joel Kreider

This was great Thank you
Comment from : Caleb Krauter

It's somewhat clear, but it doesn't explain how to arrive at this solution in the first place However, I am just beginning to learn DP, so perhaps it's only a misunderstanding on my part
Comment from : Ruslan Zinovyev

Knapsack approach so each time the profit gets closer
Comment from : Cameron Santiago

thank
Comment from : Aaron Sierra

Thanks!
Comment from : KEEP GAMING

You should be teaching at Coursera You provide a much better explanation Thanks!
Comment from : Evan Fabri

Great video as always thanks a lot!
Comment from : 08JuHan

Thank you for the video sir It is helpful!
Comment from : Saltuk Buğra Çiftçi

sei fortissmo fratè , thank u so much
Comment from : Yeger

your explanations are phenomenal Thank you
Comment from : Shriti Shaw

Thank you!!!
Comment from : Andrea Mengoli

With this third video (and two other previous) this theme has cleared up Thanks to author!
Comment from : Andrii Cherevko

Amazing explanation! Thank you so much!
Comment from : warner cooler

Why is the first blue arrow is pointed at (0,0)?
Comment from : Leslie

Invaluable content THANK YOU SO MUCH
Comment from : ARIF WAQAS

Why do you make your arrays 1 based? It seems like you just add a lot of confusion and make more work for yourself
Comment from : Nope

According to you tube, I gave the 670th like :)
Comment from : MemoriesLP

Splendid 😍
Comment from : Sepehr Khodadadi

nice video but it doesn't really explain the intuition behind how one would achieve this solution
Comment from : Outofbody

if we include the item we still look on row above but shifted by the weight of the current item because that would be the state of best possible value and a knapsack large enough to hold that item
Comment from : 𝗠𝗜𝗥𝗔𝗚Ǝ

You have to help a thief to steal as many as GoldCoins as possible from a GoldMine There he saw N Gold Boxes an each Gold Boxes consists of Ai Plates each plates consists of Bi Gold Coins Your task is to print the maximum gold coins theif can steal if he can take a maximum of T plates This problem is solved by this method right ??????????
Comment from : PES ALL THE WAY

Great video as always!
Comment from : Sanskar Sharma

very helpful!
Comment from : Brian Nguyen

Beautiful explanation! Thanks a million times
Comment from : JZX

I found this video very helpful, thank you
Comment from : corey333p

Ty man Finally makes total sense
Comment from : Görkem Öçmen

thjank you
Comment from : Rareș Stanca

This is sooooooo good
Comment from : Hello World

Hi William be blessed highly, you have really educated me in alot programming concepts Keep sharing your gift
Comment from : Kimathi Kirimi

Thank you so much!
Comment from : Aris Konstantinidis

Perfect explanation as to how to find the highest value and also what items to include! One request though, can you please post videos with a white background? It becomes difficult for me to watch these videos due to contrast sensitivity Thank you!
Comment from : Aurora

Man you are a legend!! Thank you!!
Comment from : Someone new

Wow what a problem So intense
Comment from : Rockford Lines

How do you make such awesome videos? What tools do you use?
Comment from : geekypandey

I completely dont understand
Comment from : Aswath S

Your repository of algorithms containing running times for each, and video explanations has been absolutely invaluable! Thanks so much!
Comment from : Duckbilled Walrus

Thanks a lot! love your videos
Comment from : Danny Fogel

Shouldnt row 1 column 7, and row 1 column 6 be 4 because we can fit 2 elements (each with weight 3) into a knapsack that has a max weight of 7 and 6
Comment from : Varun Rao