We аre given twо strings оf chаrаcters, represented as arrays A(1..n) and B(1..m).Our gоal is to find a string, as long as possible, that is a subsequence of both (a common subsequence). Examples: for the strings "oranges" and "strawberry", the (unique) answer is "rae" with length 3; for "goal" and "olga", the answer is either "ga" or "oa" or "ol". We shall solve this program using dynamic programming, and construct a table M(0..n,0..m) where each entry M(i,j) denotes the maximal length of a common subsequence of A(1..i) and B(1..j). This is done by the below code which in time Theta(nm) tabulates M and then prints in reverse a longest common subsequence; you must fill in the details. for i
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