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Preface:

Algorithms unravel the secrets of every science. They problem solve through mathematical cores and identify the nature of the problem they are solving.  The point of algorithms are to both provide solutions and to construct the framework underlying the problems they are used to evaluate.  We see this framework while trying to develop the most efficient possible algorithms.  The point of studying algorithms is to better understand how to efficiently answer questio…</description>
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