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Greedy algorithms make locally optimal choices at each step in the hope of finding a globally optimal solution. They work for optimization problems by selecting the choice that looks best at the moment. Examples include the fractional knapsack problem, which fills a knapsack by selecting items with the highest value per unit weight, and Huffman coding, which assigns binary codes to symbols based on frequency to minimize file size. While greedy algorithms are simpler than dynamic programming, they do not alw
- Author
- Rocking Vaibhav
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- EN