Sottosequenza più lunga tale che la differenza tra adiacenti sia una

Sottosequenza più lunga tale che la differenza tra adiacenti sia una
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Dato un a raggio arr[] Di taglia n il compito è trovare il sequenza successiva più lunga tale che il differenza assoluta fra elementi adiacenti è 1.

Esempi: 

Ingresso: arr[] = [10 9 4 5 4 8 6]
Produzione: 3
Spiegazione: Le tre possibili sottosequenze di lunghezza 3 sono [10 9 8] [4 5 4] e [4 5 6] dove gli elementi adiacenti hanno una differenza assoluta di 1. Non si potrebbe formare alcuna sottosequenza valida di lunghezza maggiore.

Ingresso: arr[] = [1 2 3 4 5]
Produzione: 5
Spiegazione: Tutti gli elementi possono essere inclusi nella sottosequenza valida.

Utilizzo della ricorsione: tempo O(2^n) e spazio O(n).

Per il approccio ricorsivo considereremo due casi ad ogni passo:

  • Se l'elemento soddisfa la condizione (the differenza assoluta tra elementi adiacenti è 1) noi includere nella sequenza successiva e passare a Prossimo elemento.
  • altrimenti noi saltare IL attuale elemento e passare a quello successivo.

Matematicamente il relazione di ricorrenza sarà simile al seguente:

  • longestSubseq(arr idx prev) = max(longestSubseq(arr idx + 1 prev) 1 + longestSubseq(arr idx + 1 idx))

Caso base:

  • Quando idx == arr.dimensione() abbiamo raggiunto la fine dell'array così restituire 0 (poiché non è possibile includere altri elementi).
C++
   // C++ program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion.   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   int     subseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev       vector   <  int  >&     arr  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  size  ())     {      return     0  ;      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -1     ||     abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ==     1  )     {          take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr  );      }      // Return the maximum of the two options      return     max  (  take       noTake  );   }   // Function to find the longest subsequence   int     longestSubseq  (  vector   <  int  >&     arr  )     {          // Start recursion from index 0       // with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -1       arr  );   }   int     main  ()     {      vector   <  int  >     arr     =     {  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  };      cout      < <     longestSubseq  (  arr  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // Java program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion.   import     java.util.ArrayList  ;   class   GfG     {      // Helper function to recursively find the subsequence      static     int     subseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev           ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  size  ())     {      return     0  ;      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -  1     ||     Math  .  abs  (  arr  .  get  (  idx  )         -     arr  .  get  (  prev  ))     ==     1  )     {          take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr  );      }      // Return the maximum of the two options      return     Math  .  max  (  take       noTake  );      }      // Function to find the longest subsequence      static     int     longestSubseq  (  ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr  )     {      // Start recursion from index 0       // with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr  );      }      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr     =     new     ArrayList   <>  ();      arr  .  add  (  10  );      arr  .  add  (  9  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  5  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  8  );      arr  .  add  (  6  );      System  .  out  .  println  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
Python
   # Python program to find the longest subsequence such that   # the difference between adjacent elements is one using   # recursion.   def   subseq_helper  (  idx     prev     arr  ):   # Base case: if index reaches the end of the array   if   idx   ==   len  (  arr  ):   return   0   # Skip the current element and move to the next index   no_take   =   subseq_helper  (  idx   +   1     prev     arr  )   # Take the current element if the condition is met   take   =   0   if   prev   ==   -  1   or   abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]   -   arr  [  prev  ])   ==   1  :   take   =   1   +   subseq_helper  (  idx   +   1     idx     arr  )   # Return the maximum of the two options   return   max  (  take     no_take  )   def   longest_subseq  (  arr  ):   # Start recursion from index 0    # with no previous element   return   subseq_helper  (  0     -  1     arr  )   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   arr   =   [  10     9     4     5     4     8     6  ]   print  (  longest_subseq  (  arr  ))   
C#
   // C# program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion.   using     System  ;   using     System.Collections.Generic  ;   class     GfG     {      // Helper function to recursively find the subsequence      static     int     SubseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev           List   <  int  >     arr  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  Count  )     {      return     0  ;      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     SubseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -  1     ||     Math  .  Abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ==     1  )     {          take     =     1     +     SubseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr  );      }      // Return the maximum of the two options      return     Math  .  Max  (  take       noTake  );      }      // Function to find the longest subsequence      static     int     LongestSubseq  (  List   <  int  >     arr  )     {      // Start recursion from index 0       // with no previous element      return     SubseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr  );      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )     {          List   <  int  >     arr         =     new     List   <  int  >     {     10       9       4       5       4       8       6     };      Console  .  WriteLine  (  LongestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
JavaScript
   // JavaScript program to find the longest subsequence    // such that the difference between adjacent elements    // is one using recursion.   function     subseqHelper  (  idx       prev       arr  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ===     arr  .  length  )     {      return     0  ;      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      let     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      let     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ===     -  1     ||     Math  .  abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ===     1  )     {      take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr  );      }      // Return the maximum of the two options      return     Math  .  max  (  take       noTake  );   }   function     longestSubseq  (  arr  )     {      // Start recursion from index 0       // with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr  );   }   const     arr     =     [  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  ];   console  .  log  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));   

Produzione
3 

Utilizzando DP top-down (memoizzazione ) -  O(n^2)  Tempo e  O(n^2)  Spazio

Se notiamo attentamente possiamo osservare che la soluzione ricorsiva di cui sopra vale le seguenti due proprietà di  Programmazione dinamica :

1. Sottostruttura ottimale: La soluzione per trovare la sottosequenza più lunga tale che il differenza tra elementi adiacenti se ne può derivare uno dalle soluzioni ottime di sottoproblemi più piccoli. Specificamente per qualsiasi dato idx (indice corrente) e prec (indice precedente nella sequenza successiva) possiamo esprimere la relazione ricorsiva come segue:

  • subseqHelper(idx precedente) = max(subseqHelper(idx + 1 precedente) 1 + subseqHelper(idx + 1 idx))

2. Sottoproblemi sovrapposti: Quando si implementa a ricorsivo approccio per risolvere il problema osserviamo che molti sottoproblemi vengono calcolati più volte. Ad esempio durante l'informatica subseqHelper(0 -1) per una matrice arr = [10 9 4 5] il sottoproblema subseqHelper(2 -1) può essere calcolato multiplo volte. Per evitare questa ripetizione utilizziamo la memorizzazione per memorizzare i risultati di sottoproblemi precedentemente calcolati.

La soluzione ricorsiva prevede due parametri:

  • idx (l'indice corrente nell'array).
  • prec (l'indice dell'ultimo elemento incluso nella sottosequenza).

Dobbiamo monitorare entrambi i parametri quindi creiamo a Promemoria sull'array 2D Di dimensione (n) x (n+1) . Inizializziamo il Appunto di array 2D con -1 per indicare che nessun sottoproblema è stato ancora calcolato. Prima di calcolare un risultato controlliamo se il valore at promemoria[idx][prec+1] è -1. Se lo è, calcoliamo e negozio il risultato. Altrimenti restituiamo il risultato memorizzato.

C++
   // C++ program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion with memoization.   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   // Helper function to recursively find the subsequence   int     subseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev       vector   <  int  >&     arr           vector   <  vector   <  int  >>&     memo  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  size  ())     {      return     0  ;      }      // Check if the result is already computed      if     (  memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     !=     -1  )     {      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ];      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr       memo  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -1     ||     abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ==     1  )     {      take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr       memo  );      }      // Store the result in the memo table      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     =     max  (  take       noTake  );   }   // Function to find the longest subsequence   int     longestSubseq  (  vector   <  int  >&     arr  )     {          int     n     =     arr  .  size  ();      // Create a memoization table initialized to -1      vector   <  vector   <  int  >>     memo  (  n       vector   <  int  >  (  n     +     1       -1  ));      // Start recursion from index 0 with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -1       arr       memo  );   }   int     main  ()     {      // Input array of integers      vector   <  int  >     arr     =     {  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  };      cout      < <     longestSubseq  (  arr  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // Java program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion with memoization.   import     java.util.ArrayList  ;   import     java.util.Arrays  ;   class   GfG     {      // Helper function to recursively find the subsequence      static     int     subseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev           ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr           int  [][]     memo  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  size  ())     {      return     0  ;      }      // Check if the result is already computed      if     (  memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     !=     -  1  )     {      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]  ;      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr       memo  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -  1     ||     Math  .  abs  (  arr  .  get  (  idx  )         -     arr  .  get  (  prev  ))     ==     1  )     {      take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr       memo  );      }      // Store the result in the memo table      memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     =     Math  .  max  (  take       noTake  );      // Return the stored result      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]  ;      }      // Function to find the longest subsequence      static     int     longestSubseq  (  ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr  )     {      int     n     =     arr  .  size  ();      // Create a memoization table initialized to -1      int  [][]     memo     =     new     int  [  n  ][  n     +     1  ]  ;      for     (  int  []     row     :     memo  )     {      Arrays  .  fill  (  row       -  1  );      }      // Start recursion from index 0       // with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr       memo  );      }      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr     =     new     ArrayList   <>  ();      arr  .  add  (  10  );      arr  .  add  (  9  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  5  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  8  );      arr  .  add  (  6  );      System  .  out  .  println  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
Python
   # Python program to find the longest subsequence such that   # the difference between adjacent elements is one using   # recursion with memoization.   def   subseq_helper  (  idx     prev     arr     memo  ):   # Base case: if index reaches the end of the array   if   idx   ==   len  (  arr  ):   return   0   # Check if the result is already computed   if   memo  [  idx  ][  prev   +   1  ]   !=   -  1  :   return   memo  [  idx  ][  prev   +   1  ]   # Skip the current element and move to the next index   no_take   =   subseq_helper  (  idx   +   1     prev     arr     memo  )   # Take the current element if the condition is met   take   =   0   if   prev   ==   -  1   or   abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]   -   arr  [  prev  ])   ==   1  :   take   =   1   +   subseq_helper  (  idx   +   1     idx     arr     memo  )   # Store the result in the memo table   memo  [  idx  ][  prev   +   1  ]   =   max  (  take     no_take  )   # Return the stored result   return   memo  [  idx  ][  prev   +   1  ]   def   longest_subseq  (  arr  ):   n   =   len  (  arr  )   # Create a memoization table initialized to -1   memo   =   [[  -  1   for   _   in   range  (  n   +   1  )]   for   _   in   range  (  n  )]   # Start recursion from index 0 with    # no previous element   return   subseq_helper  (  0     -  1     arr     memo  )   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   arr   =   [  10     9     4     5     4     8     6  ]   print  (  longest_subseq  (  arr  ))   
C#
   // C# program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // recursion with memoization.   using     System  ;   using     System.Collections.Generic  ;   class     GfG     {      // Helper function to recursively find the subsequence      static     int     SubseqHelper  (  int     idx       int     prev        List   <  int  >     arr       int  []     memo  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ==     arr  .  Count  )     {      return     0  ;      }      // Check if the result is already computed      if     (  memo  [  idx       prev     +     1  ]     !=     -  1  )     {      return     memo  [  idx       prev     +     1  ];      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      int     noTake     =     SubseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr       memo  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      int     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ==     -  1     ||     Math  .  Abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ==     1  )     {      take     =     1     +     SubseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr       memo  );      }      // Store the result in the memoization table      memo  [  idx       prev     +     1  ]     =     Math  .  Max  (  take       noTake  );      // Return the stored result      return     memo  [  idx       prev     +     1  ];      }      // Function to find the longest subsequence      static     int     LongestSubseq  (  List   <  int  >     arr  )     {          int     n     =     arr  .  Count  ;          // Create a memoization table initialized to -1      int  []     memo     =     new     int  [  n       n     +     1  ];      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <     n  ;     i  ++  )     {      for     (  int     j     =     0  ;     j      <=     n  ;     j  ++  )     {      memo  [  i       j  ]     =     -  1  ;      }      }      // Start recursion from index 0 with no previous element      return     SubseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr       memo  );      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )     {      List   <  int  >     arr         =     new     List   <  int  >     {     10       9       4       5       4       8       6     };      Console  .  WriteLine  (  LongestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
JavaScript
   // JavaScript program to find the longest subsequence    // such that the difference between adjacent elements    // is one using recursion with memoization.   function     subseqHelper  (  idx       prev       arr       memo  )     {      // Base case: if index reaches the end of the array      if     (  idx     ===     arr  .  length  )     {      return     0  ;      }      // Check if the result is already computed      if     (  memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     !==     -  1  )     {      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ];      }      // Skip the current element and move to the next index      let     noTake     =     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       prev       arr       memo  );      // Take the current element if the condition is met      let     take     =     0  ;      if     (  prev     ===     -  1     ||     Math  .  abs  (  arr  [  idx  ]     -     arr  [  prev  ])     ===     1  )     {      take     =     1     +     subseqHelper  (  idx     +     1       idx       arr       memo  );      }      // Store the result in the memoization table      memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ]     =     Math  .  max  (  take       noTake  );      // Return the stored result      return     memo  [  idx  ][  prev     +     1  ];   }   function     longestSubseq  (  arr  )     {      let     n     =     arr  .  length  ;          // Create a memoization table initialized to -1      let     memo     =      Array  .  from  ({     length  :     n     }     ()     =>     Array  (  n     +     1  ).  fill  (  -  1  ));      // Start recursion from index 0 with no previous element      return     subseqHelper  (  0       -  1       arr       memo  );   }   const     arr     =     [  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  ];   console  .  log  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));   

Produzione
3 

Utilizzo della DP bottom-up (tabulazione) -   SU)  Tempo e  SU)  Spazio

L'approccio è simile a quello ricorsivo ma invece di scomporre il problema in modo ricorsivo, costruiamo iterativamente la soluzione in a maniera dal basso verso l’alto.
Invece di usare la ricorsione utilizziamo a hashmap tabella di programmazione dinamica basata (dp) per memorizzare il lunghezze delle sottosequenze più lunghe. Questo ci aiuta a calcolare e aggiornare in modo efficiente il file successiva lunghezze per tutti i possibili valori degli elementi dell'array.

Relazione di programmazione dinamica:

dp[x] rappresenta il lunghezza della sottosuccessione più lunga che termina con l'elemento x.

Per ogni elemento arr[i] nell'array: Se arr[i] + 1 O arr[i] - 1 esiste in dp:

  • dp[arr[i]] = 1 + max(dp[arr[i] + 1] dp[arr[i] - 1]);

Ciò significa che possiamo estendere le sottosequenze che terminano con arr[i] + 1 O arr[i] - 1 di compreso arr[i].

Altrimenti inizia una nuova sottosequenza:

  • dp[arr[i]] = 1;
C++
   // C++ program to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements is one using   // Tabulation.   #include          using     namespace     std  ;   int     longestSubseq  (  vector   <  int  >&     arr  )     {          int     n     =     arr  .  size  ();      // Base case: if the array has only       // one element      if     (  n     ==     1  )     {      return     1  ;      }      // Map to store the length of the longest subsequence      unordered_map   <  int       int  >     dp  ;      int     ans     =     1  ;      // Loop through the array to fill the map      // with subsequence lengths      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <     n  ;     ++  i  )     {          // Check if the current element is adjacent      // to another subsequence      if     (  dp  .  count  (  arr  [  i  ]     +     1  )     >     0         ||     dp  .  count  (  arr  [  i  ]     -     1  )     >     0  )     {          dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1     +         max  (  dp  [  arr  [  i  ]     +     1  ]     dp  [  arr  [  i  ]     -     1  ]);      }         else     {      dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1  ;         }          // Update the result with the maximum      // subsequence length      ans     =     max  (  ans       dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]);      }      return     ans  ;   }   int     main  ()     {          vector   <  int  >     arr     =     {  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  };      cout      < <     longestSubseq  (  arr  );      return     0  ;   }   
Java
   // Java code to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements    // is one using Tabulation.   import     java.util.HashMap  ;   import     java.util.ArrayList  ;   class   GfG     {      static     int     longestSubseq  (  ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr  )     {      int     n     =     arr  .  size  ();      // Base case: if the array has only one element      if     (  n     ==     1  )     {      return     1  ;      }      // Map to store the length of the longest subsequence      HashMap   <  Integer       Integer  >     dp     =     new     HashMap   <>  ();      int     ans     =     1  ;      // Loop through the array to fill the map       // with subsequence lengths      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <     n  ;     ++  i  )     {      // Check if the current element is adjacent       // to another subsequence      if     (  dp  .  containsKey  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     +     1  )         ||     dp  .  containsKey  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     -     1  ))     {      dp  .  put  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     1     +         Math  .  max  (  dp  .  getOrDefault  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     +     1       0  )         dp  .  getOrDefault  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     -     1       0  )));      }         else     {      dp  .  put  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )     1  );         }      // Update the result with the maximum       // subsequence length      ans     =     Math  .  max  (  ans       dp  .  get  (  arr  .  get  (  i  )));      }      return     ans  ;      }      public     static     void     main  (  String  []     args  )     {      ArrayList   <  Integer  >     arr     =     new     ArrayList   <>  ();      arr  .  add  (  10  );      arr  .  add  (  9  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  5  );      arr  .  add  (  4  );      arr  .  add  (  8  );      arr  .  add  (  6  );          System  .  out  .  println  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
Python
   # Python code to find the longest subsequence such that   # the difference between adjacent elements is    # one using Tabulation.   def   longestSubseq  (  arr  ):   n   =   len  (  arr  )   # Base case: if the array has only one element   if   n   ==   1  :   return   1   # Dictionary to store the length of the    # longest subsequence   dp   =   {}   ans   =   1   for   i   in   range  (  n  ):   # Check if the current element is adjacent to    # another subsequence   if   arr  [  i  ]   +   1   in   dp   or   arr  [  i  ]   -   1   in   dp  :   dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]   =   1   +   max  (  dp  .  get  (  arr  [  i  ]   +   1     0  )    dp  .  get  (  arr  [  i  ]   -   1     0  ))   else  :   dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]   =   1   # Update the result with the maximum   # subsequence length   ans   =   max  (  ans     dp  [  arr  [  i  ]])   return   ans   if   __name__   ==   '__main__'  :   arr   =   [  10     9     4     5     4     8     6  ]   print  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ))   
C#
   // C# code to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements    // is one using Tabulation.   using     System  ;   using     System.Collections.Generic  ;   class     GfG     {      static     int     longestSubseq  (  List   <  int  >     arr  )     {      int     n     =     arr  .  Count  ;      // Base case: if the array has only one element      if     (  n     ==     1  )     {      return     1  ;      }      // Map to store the length of the longest subsequence      Dictionary   <  int       int  >     dp     =     new     Dictionary   <  int       int  >  ();      int     ans     =     1  ;      // Loop through the array to fill the map with       // subsequence lengths      for     (  int     i     =     0  ;     i      <     n  ;     ++  i  )     {      // Check if the current element is adjacent to      // another subsequence      if     (  dp  .  ContainsKey  (  arr  [  i  ]     +     1  )     ||     dp  .  ContainsKey  (  arr  [  i  ]     -     1  ))     {      dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1     +     Math  .  Max  (  dp  .  GetValueOrDefault  (  arr  [  i  ]     +     1       0  )      dp  .  GetValueOrDefault  (  arr  [  i  ]     -     1       0  ));      }         else     {      dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1  ;         }      // Update the result with the maximum       // subsequence length      ans     =     Math  .  Max  (  ans       dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]);      }      return     ans  ;      }      static     void     Main  (  string  []     args  )     {      List   <  int  >     arr         =     new     List   <  int  >     {     10       9       4       5       4       8       6     };      Console  .  WriteLine  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));      }   }   
JavaScript
   // Function to find the longest subsequence such that   // the difference between adjacent elements   // is one using Tabulation.   function     longestSubseq  (  arr  )     {      const     n     =     arr  .  length  ;      // Base case: if the array has only one element      if     (  n     ===     1  )     {      return     1  ;      }      // Object to store the length of the      // longest subsequence      let     dp     =     {};      let     ans     =     1  ;      // Loop through the array to fill the object      // with subsequence lengths      for     (  let     i     =     0  ;     i      <     n  ;     i  ++  )     {      // Check if the current element is adjacent to       // another subsequence      if     ((  arr  [  i  ]     +     1  )     in     dp     ||     (  arr  [  i  ]     -     1  )     in     dp  )     {      dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1     +     Math  .  max  (  dp  [  arr  [  i  ]     +     1  ]      ||     0       dp  [  arr  [  i  ]     -     1  ]     ||     0  );      }     else     {      dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]     =     1  ;      }      // Update the result with the maximum       // subsequence length      ans     =     Math  .  max  (  ans       dp  [  arr  [  i  ]]);      }      return     ans  ;   }   const     arr     =     [  10       9       4       5       4       8       6  ];   console  .  log  (  longestSubseq  (  arr  ));   

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