Suppose you are faced with a scenario where the coin denominations are arbitrary and not necessarily sorted. How would you modify the dynamic programming solution to handle this situation?
- Convert the problem into a graph and apply Dijkstra's algorithm.
- Modify the dynamic programming approach to handle arbitrary denominations without sorting.
- Sort the coin denominations in descending order before applying dynamic programming.
- Use a different algorithm such as quicksort to sort the denominations during runtime.
To handle arbitrary and unsorted coin denominations, you would modify the dynamic programming solution by ensuring that the algorithm considers all possible denominations for each subproblem. Sorting is not necessary; instead, the algorithm dynamically adjusts to the available denominations, optimizing the solution for each specific scenario.
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