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I am currently having trouble trying to parse this VCAP_SERVICES to java objects. I do not quite understand how to structure the POJO to allow it to map the values from the json string. Can someone please help me structure my pojo so that it is aligns with the json string? I want to create objects for both of the
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So this is some code to calculate the Fibonacci sequence with memoization. What confuses me is when we check if memo[i]==0. I understand that Java arrays are initialized to zero and thus if memo[i] == 0 this may mean that the computation for memo[i] has not yet occured. However, one of the return values for this fibonacci function is 0.
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