i hv tried this question with naive ....
but i think it can be done with the help of dp...
any help??
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Yes, it can be done in O(N) with prefix/suffix sums. Let gi be the amount of green squares in the prefix [1, i] and ri be the amount of red squares in the suffix [i, N]. Then the answer is the minimum gi + ri + 1.