DP coin change with exact number of coins [closed]

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DP coin change with exact number of coins [closed]



I have 1 to n coins.How many ways i can get n by using 1 to n coins exact k of them??For example I have to make 3 with 1,2,3 coins using exactly 2 coins. There are four ways:
(3,0)
(1,2)
(2,1)
(0,3)
How can I solve this iteratively? I've solved it recursively.
Here is the code: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/C5sgF8JK23/



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I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because it is not a programming question. (And if it was, no, we won't write all the code for you. Give it a try. Post here if you're truly stuck and can't find answers after searching.)
– Mat
Aug 10 at 15:09





Well ok, you have 1 to n coins. How many coins are you willing to pay for someone doing your homework?
– user463035818
Aug 10 at 15:12





How are (3, 0) and (0, 3) solutions? 0 isn't a coin and you need to use exactly 2 coins
– NathanOliver
Aug 10 at 15:14



(3, 0)


(0, 3)


0





Sorry because I didn't make the question clear.
– shakil
Aug 10 at 15:21




1 Answer
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Due to the fact, that this seems like an basic question, here a simple and easy complexity n^2 solution in pseudocode:


for i in all_available_coins
for j in all_available_coins
if j + i == sum
add to result list



Edit: Sry Overread the fact, that you mentioned 1 to n coins, but still the solution is scalable but highly uneffective because of n^k complexity

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