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riti2409/Dynamic-Programming-Notes

★ 454 · MIT · updated Feb 2022

Dynamic Programming Notes

A collection of handwritten PDF notes on dynamic programming, sourced from a single YouTube playlist. It's a student's study aid, not a reference resource — the entire repo is a README pointing to a Google Drive PDF.

- The linked PDF covers memoization and tabulation systematically, which is the right framing for anyone learning DP from scratch

- Honest about known errors (top-down/bottom-up mislabeling in the source videos), which is more than most student notes bother to mention

- The repo itself contains nothing — no code, no structured notes, no problems. It's a README with two external links, either of which could go dead at any time

- No code examples or implementations; DP is learned by writing it, not reading about it

- Abandoned since February 2022 with zero activity, and the 'please add resources' call never got answered

- 454 stars for what is essentially a Google Drive shortcut is a misleading signal — the star count reflects the topic's popularity, not the quality of this artifact

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