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Leetcode Problem 1994. The Number of Good Subsets

1994. The Number of Good Subsets

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Dynamic Programming with Bitmasking and Prime Factorization

  1. Initialize a list of prime numbers less than 30.
  2. Create a bitmask for each number from 2 to 30 representing its prime factors.
  3. Initialize a DP table with 2^10 entries (for each possible combination of prime factors).
  4. Iterate over the numbers in the input array, updating the DP table based on the current number's bitmask.
  5. Handle the number 1 separately, as it can be included in any subset.
  6. Return the sum of the DP table (excluding the empty set) multiplied by 2^count[1] (for the number 1).
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Backtracking with Prime Factorization

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