Good Strings
Problem Overview
- Count the number of length-n lowercase strings where the absolute difference between adjacent letters (a–z) is at most d.
- Input: integers n and d; Output: count of Good Strings modulo 1e9+7.
- Constraints: n ≤ 1e5, d ≤ 25; letters differ by 0–25 (e.g., a–z is 25, b–c is 1).
- Real-world domain: string validation/counting over the English alphabet.
- Mathworks interviews: a coding interview interview question and counting problem.
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