The Course of Subproblem Creation Includes Repeating Over All of
The Course of Subproblem Creation Includes Repeating Over All of
{\displaystyle {\tbinom {n}{n/2}}} potential tasks for the top line of the board, and going through each
segment, deducting one from the fitting component of the pair for that section, contingent upon
whether the task for the top column contained a zero or a one at that position. In the event that any of
the outcomes is negative, the task is invalid and doesn't add to the arrangement of arrangements
(recursion stops). In any case, we have a task for the top line of the k × n board and recursively register
the quantity of answers for the leftover (k − 1) × n board, adding the quantities of answers for each
acceptable task of the top column and returning the aggregate, which is being memoized. The base case
is the insignificant subproblem, which happens for a 1 × n board. The quantity of answers for this board
is either zero or one, contingent upon whether the vector is a stage of n/2