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Intro to Algorithms Crossword

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Basic algorithm concepts for beginners.

by Cristina Castillejos
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Breaking a complex problem into smaller parts to solve step by step.

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A finite set of ordered instructions to transform input into output.

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Focusing on essential details while ignoring irrelevant specifics.

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Identifying repeating structures or rules within data.

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Finding and fixing errors in code or logic.

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Repeating a process until a condition is met or goals achieved.

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Constructs that choose between alternatives based on tests.

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A method where a function calls itself to solve smaller instances.

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