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Introduction to Backtracking Pattern
You are given candidate numbers and a target. Find every combination that adds up to the target, where each candidate may be used any number of times.
candidates [2, 3, 6, 7] target 7 gives [2, 2, 3] and [7]
The Subsets pattern would build every possible combination and then throw away the ones that miss the target. That is correct and wasteful. Once a partial combination has reached 8, no amount of adding will bring it back to 7, and yet the Subsets approach keeps extending it.
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Faraz Ahmed
· a month ago
it would be better if you include N-Queens Problem in Backtracking, as it contains of multiple backtracking variations, also the moving of queens makes sense, wrong step , the queen backtracks and choose a different positon!! thats pure backtracking there
Avanish Vyas
· 2 years ago
It would be great if you could add a general template for each coding pattern that we can re-use in all the problems of that type. Also, it would be better
viniciuslopeslps
· 2 years ago
Would be nice a video explaining the backtrack pattern and maybe an easy exercise too
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