1105. Filling Bookcase Shelves | Leetcode Daily (POTD) 31 July 2024 | Java | Hindi | Recursion | DP

"1105. Filling Bookcase Shelves" is an interesting medium-level problem and the daily challenge (POTD) for 31 July 2024 on LeetCode. The solution presented in the video is coded in Java, but the approach is explained using a dry-run on a blackboard. This method makes the video accessible and beneficial for individuals with different programming backgrounds, as it focuses on the underlying logic rather than language-specific details.

*Intuition:*
When arranging books on shelves, we must keep them in order. For each book, there are two main options: place it on the current level if there's enough space, or start a new level. This decision involves considering the height constraints and the order of the books.

By analyzing these two possibilities, we can determine the optimal arrangement that minimizes the total height of the bookcase. This approach breaks down the problem into manageable choices, ensuring an efficient and clear solution that leverages the constraints and order of the books to achieve the best configuration.

Link to the problem: https://leetcode.com/problems/filling...

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