Add Longest Common Subsequence algorithm (DP) #188
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| lcs.append(str1.charAt(i-1)); | ||
| i--; | ||
| j--; | ||
| } else if(lcsMatrix[i-1][j] > lcsMatrix[i][j-1]) { |
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if lcsMatrix[i-1][j] is equal to lcsMatrix[i][j-1] then there will be more than 1 Longest Common Subsequence.
But in the above algorithm only one of the Longest Common Subsequence is printed.
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The general algorithm of LCS tries to compute the length of the longest subsequence and print any of them.
Printing all the longest common subsequences is not common, that's why I kept it this way.
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Added Longest Common Subsequence (LCS) algorithm under Dynamic Programming in Java