Greedy Algorithms
Greedy Algorithms Definition: The greedy method decomposes an overall problem into multiple steps. In each step, it selects the optimal solution for the current state until all steps are completed. The choice made in one step does not depend on or affect subsequent steps. Core Property: By consistently making locally optimal choices, the final result is the globally optimal solution. If a problem satisfies the core property above, it can be solved using a greedy approach.
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