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The goal the authors have is to teach the reader the following: how to precisely describe a problem, how to recognize which
design principle is appropriate for a particular problem, and how to develop efficient algorithms. The authors list areas that use algorithmic design principles such as network flow, artificial intelligence, and data mining. According to the authors, algorithms are not only an area within computer science, but a powerful tool to apply to other areas…</description>
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