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← Logic & PuzzlesA robotic pathfinding algorithm faces an obstacle course with limited memory. Which consequence follows from using a dynamic programming paradigm?
A)Guaranteed fastest solution, always optimal
B)Risk of stack overflow during recursion
C)Excessive backtracking slows progress
D)Optimal path with manageable memory usage✓
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Dynamic programming stores intermediate results to avoid recomputation; because of this, it efficiently finds the optimal path while managing memory usage. Therefore, a robot using dynamic programming finds an optimal path without exceeding memory, rather than facing stack overflows or slow backtracking.
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