Problem 45438. Successive zeros (harder)

Created by Binbin Qi

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The problem is from Problem 45436, https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/cody/problems/45436-successive-zeros

Suppose n is the number of digits a number contains.

 12032 - is a valid n=5 digit number. But
 10023 - is defined as invalid -- because it contains two successive zeros.

Calculate the number of n-digit numbers that do not contain successive d-number of zeros.

The difference is adding more big integers to the test. Your algorithm needs to be much faster!

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Rafael S.T. Vieira on 24 Sep 2020

As with the other problem of this kind, the problem description should be "Calculate the number of n-digit numbers that do not contain successive d-number of zeros at least."

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