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Ever found shortest path from Place A to Place B on Google Maps? Ever used search functionality in a website? Ever wondered how Facebook is able to suggest you a friend whom you really wish to have? One thing which is common to all these is that they use efficient algorithms to provide you the best results. Be it showing you the most relevant news feed or ranking the webpages for search results, whenever you press a key on your keyboard, make a call, or start an application, an algorithm is always triggered. The answers to most real-world problems can be found in efficient algorithm design techniques.
Hackers hackers everywhere, not a single secure connection to transfer data! Hackers have taken over and now the programmers have sought to more primitive ways of encryption- Morse Code but with a twist, no spaces between words. Zine needs to transfer confidential project data and the responsibility of developing an algorithm is on you (cause the Zine Team is busy at recruitments!! ). Design and develop an algorithm which translates Morse Code into meaningful data. Use Data Structures like Trie to implement features like word recognition and spell-checking on the translated data. Check on some of the coolest algorithms here: https://interestingengineering.com/15-of-the-most-important-algorithm s-that-helped-define-mathematics-computing-and-physics Intro to Algorithms here: https://brilliant.org/wiki/algorithm/