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Coin Change (CoinChange.py)

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VERDICT: NEEDS_IMPROVEMENT

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House Robber (HouseRobber.py)

Strengths:

1. Excellent optimization - you've reduced both time complexity (O(n) vs O(2^n)) and space complexity (O(1) vs O(n)) compared to the reference solution
2. Clean implementation with meaningful variable names
3. Good edge case handling for n == 1
4. The commented-out DP array approach shows good understanding of the evolution from O(n) space to O(1) space solution

Areas for Improvement:

1. Consider adding a docstring with a brief explanation of the approach
2. You could remove the commented-out code block to keep the solution clean, or move it to a separate file for reference
3. Consider adding input validation or handling edge cases like empty arrays (though the constraints guarantee at least 1 element)
4. The temp variable could be eliminated by using tuple unpacking: prev, curr = curr, max(curr, prev + nums[i]) for a more Pythonic approach

Overall: This is an excellent solution that demonstrates strong understanding of dynamic programming and optimization techniques. You've gone above and beyond the reference solution's efficiency.

VERDICT: PASS