Count non-decreasing arrays by digit sums

Q: Count non-decreasing arrays by digit sums

This question evaluates combinatorics and constrained counting skills, including reasoning about digit-sum properties, monotonic sequences, modular arithmetic, and efficient algorithm design within the Coding & Algorithms domain.

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You are given an array required_sums of length n. Count how many non-decreasing arrays result[1..n] of integers satisfy all of the following: (

for each i, digit_sum(result[i]) = required_sums[i]; (
for each i, result[i] ≤ 5000; and (
for i > 1, result[i] ≥ result[i−1]. Two arrays are distinct if they differ at any index. Return the count modulo 1,000,000,007. Describe an efficient algorithm and analyze its time and space complexity.

Count non-decreasing arrays by digit sums

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