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Which algorithm do you like the most? Why?

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Which algorithm do you like the most? Why?..

Answer / samrat das

Booth algorithm...

It shows how a multiplication goes on in the register level.
It helps a system programmer to create in register level program.

This type of algorithm helps in microprocessor architecture programming.

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Which algorithm do you like the most? Why?..

Answer / irshad

Bubble sort..

simple robust & fast

This type of sorting is good for web

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