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The chapter explores the N-Queens problem, detailing how to effectively represent and solve this problem using a backtracking algorithm. It highlights the need for efficient use of space in tracking attacked squares and demonstrates strategies for determining safe positions for queens on a chessboard. The implementation in Python showcases the use of dictionaries for a more compact and efficient representation of board states and queen placements.
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Term: NQueens Problem
Definition: A combinatorial problem that involves placing N queens on an N x N chessboard so that no two queens can attack each other.
Term: Backtracking
Definition: An algorithmic technique for solving problems incrementally, by trying partial solutions and removing them if they fail to meet the conditions.
Term: Space Complexity
Definition: A measure of the amount of working storage an algorithm needs.