Nisha Patel
Summary
To determine the number of subsequences of string s that match string t, we are putting a dynamic programming solution into practice here.
Solution
Explanation
The function int subsequenceCount(String s, String t) accepts two strings, s and t, as input and outputs an integer that indicates the number of subsequences of s that match t.
The lengths of the strings t and s are initialized for m and n, respectively, using int m = t.length() and int n = s.length().
To store the dynamic programming values, a 2D array dp of size (m + 1) x (n + 1) is initialized. int dp[][] = new int[m + 1][n + 1];.
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