Question: https://algo.monster/problems/amazon_oa_num_ways_to_split_into_primes
Can anyone tell me how to approach this question. I feel lost
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Question: https://algo.monster/problems/amazon_oa_num_ways_to_split_into_primes
Can anyone tell me how to approach this question. I feel lost
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My Approach and Code Iterate a pointer from 0 to i, if the number formed in substring s[0]...s[i] is prime, check whether the remaining string can be decomposed into prime numbers or not. This is the portion we can do using recursion. Further improve the time complexity using dp, as there will be many independent and repetitive subproblems. I haven't memoized the below code. primes is a vector containing all the prime numbers from 2 to 1000. It passed all the given cases.