DP on Trees: Distance in Tree

[@reshovroy7799]

You are doing a great job!! thank you!, most youtubers don't cover these topics.... i hope in future videos you will cover problems on bitmask dp and other forms of tree queries

[@AlgosWithKartik]

I will try my best and yes dp with bitmask is most likely the next topic to be covered.

[@sujoyseal195]

Awesome man.... awesome. Really helpful and explanation is to the point. The one generic template for DP on trees you have discussed so far in your playlist is applicable everywhere.

[@debdattabiswas4902]

Crystal clear explanation. Following this entire playlist to learn dp on trees. Thank you so much for making videos on these rare but important topics.

[@AlgosWithKartik]

Glad to know that, hope that you get to learn some useful techniques :)

[@smitmistry9312]

I will submit my code and get accepted was my favorite part. Great Explanation

[@mayankchaudhary5515]

This was amazing, waiting for other CSES tree dp problems :)

[@devsharma8290]

Thanks sir, this is a very good initiative taken by you. I really needed this information

[@adityatadiparthi2255]

can we have the list of tree dp questions list like these , would be very helpful ..

[@SunilPatel-iy7zr]

Thanks for making such awesome content. Please continue posting more videos and content related to dp on trees.

[@prathmeshsharma4258]

Thankyou Kartik🫡

[@Ayushman-fv2iq]

really nice and clear explanation sir

[@tle964]

thanks sir:) it was my wish that you could start a playlist on random codeforces problem solving.

[@AlgosWithKartik]

I am glad that you are enjoying the content!

[@account2datadata931]

Hi, one doubt when you are counting the no of nodes at 14:07, for any child you are counting the no of nodes at dist k from its child and from its parents.
But won't there be some nodes which are at dist k from child ch which are from the parent of parent... Hope you got my point

[@AlgosWithKartik]

I do think I understand your doubt.
Are you asking about why don't I account the nodes that are at a distance of k-2 from parent of parent?
If that's your doubt then those nodes are already accounted for. How? The nodes which are at distance k-2 from parent of parent are at distance of k-1 from parent which we are taking into account.
I suggest taking a pen and paper and trying to convince yourself of the validity and if still you have some doubt I'll be happy to help :)

[@account2datadata931]

@@AlgosWithKartik yes it clears

[@anubhavayushman4842]

how can we implement it if there are multiple values of k?

[@yourbestie4138]

superb explanation broooooo

[@illusionEditorss]

Just Awesome !

[@rajrawat1290]

Interesting problem !

[@rishabhkumar8115]

ou are doing a great job!! thank you!, most youtubers don't cover these topics.... i hope in future videos you will cover problems on bitmask dp and other forms of tree queries

[@AlgosWithKartik]

We already have a playlist on bitmask dp :)

[@yashugarg2691]

Sir why you use (d-2) for children?

[@okmidnight1716]

very well explained bro .. thanks a lot

[@AlgosWithKartik]

You're welcome

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Please can you share must learn topics to become good at competitive programming
Please

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Also share most useful techniques

[@AlgosWithKartik]

Surely, stay tuned.

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Thankyou Ankit

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Thanks, this was really helpful!

[@AlgosWithKartik]

You're welcome :)

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Nice Algorithms

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Please make a video on ur cp journey

[@AlgosWithKartik]

Yes I have planned to add videos on my CP journey, my Interview experiences and more :)