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MCQs on fractional knapsack problem, activity selection problem and huffman code. A greedy algorithm is a technique for solving problems by making the best local choice at each stage. The goal is to find the best global solution.  Here are some examples of greedy algorithms: Knapsack problem: A well-known optimization problem that can be solved using a greedy method Spanning tree: A greedy algorithm in graph theory that finds a minimum spanning tree for a connected weighted graph  Greedy algorithms are also known as approximation algorithms because they find a reasonable... Show more

MCQs on fractional knapsack problem, activity selection problem and huffman code.

A greedy algorithm is a technique for solving problems by making the best local choice at each stage. The goal is to find the best global solution. 

Here are some examples of greedy algorithms:
Knapsack problem: A well-known optimization problem that can be solved using a greedy method
Spanning tree: A greedy algorithm in graph theory that finds a minimum spanning tree for a connected weighted graph 

Greedy algorithms are also known as approximation algorithms because they find a reasonable solution. 
Greedy algorithms work by recursively constructing a set of pieces from the smallest possible constituent parts. They are usually very efficient because they never take back their choices. 

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