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Problem-solving Strategies 2: Recursion
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This lecture covers strategies for problem-solving, including recursion and divide and conquer methods. It explains how to efficiently find misplaced elements in a list, the concept of dividing and grouping data to solve simpler sub-problems, and the recursive approach to problem-solving. Examples such as the Towers of Hanoi and calculating the sum of integers are discussed.
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