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What's the most complicated algorithm you've ever solved, one that perhaps took days of just thinking and trying ...
Asked by Will (70.173.150.x) on January 9 2013, 4:34am
Reply on January 10 2013, 2:32am:
Hmm the more difficult things are of higher complexity, generally -- i.e. figuring out the combination of many algorithms needed in order to make something work, and getting them all to play together. Usually once you do that and have things work, then you can refactor any given part in order to improve efficiency etc.. Sorry for the vague answer, but really the timesink is higher level than just "an algorithm."
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