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Display website menu using DFS algorithm
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Implementation of Depth First Search, Breadth First Search, Iterative Deepening and A* for solving a puzzle game. This is part of a coursework assignment for Intelligent Systems module (COMP2208 - @ University of Southampton)
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Maze Game using stack and queues in java
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8 puzzle solver using BFS, DFS and A* , It has simulation that shows the path from start till reaching the goal.
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🧐 알고리즘 문제 풀이 Chapter 1 (Java)
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This is a puzzle solver created from scratch by myself, with the purpose of practice and fun. If you are looking for a solver for the puzzle below or interested in how the solver was formulated, this page is for you! Disclaimer: I did not create the puzzle.
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It contains all efficient logics/algo to famous problems asked in top companies
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VT Programming team lecture 2016.02.04
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알고리즘과 자료구조를 정리해두었습니다.
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DFS, BFS, IDS, UCS, Bi-directional, A*, IDA*, SMA*...
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Accepted Solutions of Leetcode problems
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An assignment done as part of my 'Introduction to A.I' module. This implements just the first project of the Berkeley Pacman projects.
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This study plan is for those who want to prepare for technical interviews. The problems have been carefully curated so that levels 1 and 2 will guide beginner and intermediate users through problems that cover the data structures and algorithms necessary to succeed in interviews with most mid-tier companies.
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data structures
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This project converts a maze into a graph representation and performs various graph-related operations on it.The maze is represented as a 2D array of characters where: "S" indicates the start point, "F" indicates the final (end) point,"E" indicates an empty point, and "-" indicates a wall.
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