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Efficiency,e time complexity of an algorithm shows how quickly its running time increases when the size of the input grows. Section . presents two example problems which can be solved in many ways. In both problems, we can easily design a slow brute force solution, but it turns out that we can also create much more efficient algorithms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-4449-0e time complexity of an algorithm shows how quickly its running time increases when the size of the input grows. Section . presents two example problems which can be solved in many ways. In both problems, we can easily design a slow brute force solution, but it turns out that we can also create much more efficient algorithms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18979-3SES Problem Set, which contains a collection of practice problems. Solving the problems while reading the book is a good way to learn competitive programming. Section . discusses other books related to competitive programming and the design of algorithms.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-75829-9tions of a set using recursion. After this, we will use backtracking to count the number of ways to place . non-attacking queens on an . chessboard. Section . discusses the basics of bit operations, and shows how to use them to represent subsets of sets.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27750-6as a subroutine to create efficient algorithms. For example, to quickly determine if all array elements are unique, we can first sort the array and then simply check all pairs of consecutive elements. Section?. presents the binary search algorithm, which is another important building block of efficient algorithms.

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Introduction,SES Problem Set, which contains a collection of practice problems. Solving the problems while reading the book is a good way to learn competitive programming. Section . discusses other books related to competitive programming and the design of algorithms.

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Sorting and Searching,as a subroutine to create efficient algorithms. For example, to quickly determine if all array elements are unique, we can first sort the array and then simply check all pairs of consecutive elements. Section?. presents the binary search algorithm, which is another important building block of efficient algorithms.

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Algorithm Design Topics,e can analyze algorithms for determining nearest smaller elements and sliding window minima. Section . discusses ternary search and other techniques for efficiently calculating minimum values of certain functions.