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Writing efficient and well-organized code is critical for addressing complex real-world challenges. Key strategies include breaking problems into subproblems, using appropriate data structures, and following best practices for optimization. The importance of maintainability, clarity, and scalability is emphasized to ensure code is easily understood and manageable by both oneself and others.
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What we have learnt
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Term: Correctness
Definition: Producing the correct output for all valid inputs.
Term: Efficiency
Definition: Optimized time and space usage.
Term: Readability
Definition: Code must be easy to understand, with meaningful names and proper formatting.
Term: Modularity
Definition: Code divided into functions or classes with single responsibilities.
Term: Reusability
Definition: Code can be reused in other problems or systems.
Term: Scalability
Definition: Code performs well as data or input size grows.
Term: DRY Principle
Definition: Donβt Repeat Yourself - avoid redundancy in code.
Term: Time Complexity
Definition: An indication of how the runtime of an algorithm increases with an increase in input size.
Term: Space Complexity
Definition: An indication of how the memory consumption of an algorithm grows with input size.
Term: Abstraction
Definition: The concept of hiding the complex reality while exposing only the necessary parts.