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Forgive me if I'm being dense, but haven't you answered your own question? > With repetition, there are certain patterns that emerge, a set of types of problem
by tra3 4y ago
Forgive me if I'm being dense, but haven't you answered your own question?
> With repetition, there are certain patterns that emerge, a set of types of problems, hence its counterpart: a set of techniques to solve them.
> Like divide and conquer and greedy algorithms, memoization, etc.
You've got a problem and a technique to solve it, is called "divide and conquer" or a "greedy algo".
Are you asking on how you would identify which technique to use to solve the question? If so, I personally haven't found a shortcut. You just have to practice.
- sebastianconcpt 4y agoPartially yes, and I'm aware. Also agree that practice naturally fixes everything. My question aims to seek if someone had published a complete and hopefully explained list of these techniques.