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A subarray is a continuous segment of an array, while a subsequence can be formed by selecting elements without changing their order. The number of subarrays in an array with n elements is calculated as n*(n+1)/2, whereas the number of subsequences is 2^n. It is important to note that every subarray is a subsequence, but not every subsequence qualifies as a subarray.
- Author
- Shivam Ganeshan
- Language
- EN