Dynamic programming and all-all-all. How to solve Olympiad and "life" programmatic problems. Dovgalyuk P.M.

Dynamic programming is a method of solving over -ground problems. This book differs from others devoted to dynamic programming in that it is considered, starting with the mathematical ideas that underlie it. Then the approach to the application of these ideas is gradually built. Moving from simpler tasks to more complicated, the reader learns about various ways of using dynamic programming, will understand how to apply these ideas in self -solving problems. The book has a set of exercises and tasks for solving paper and on a computer. Basically, the text of the book and tasks reflect modern Olympiad practice, but there are also references to industrial programming.

The book will be interesting to everyone who is engaged in applied programming and takes part in programming olympiads, including high school students, students and computer science teachers.