Finally, I found time to open a computer algorithm book that was buried in the pile of books in my room. I stared brushing off my memory and learning from the basics.
The series of postings under the title, "Dumber's computer alogrithm" will include my own interpretation of a famous book, "Introducing to computer alogrithm". Reason why I use a word, "my own interpretation" is that I will write what I understood from this book in a way that might best serve my goal, " Simplify as much as possible to make them easy remember".
Therefore, many details such as mathmatical notations, theorem proofs may/ may not be including depending on whether I understood them well enough to rewrite them in this posting. If not they may be omitted.
You are advised in advance that this posting does not fully represent what were written in the original book, "Introduction to Computer Algorithm". For those who insists to pursue the gory details of the book, I posts the following link where you can purchase the book directly without wasting time in my blog.
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=MIT+introduction+to+computer+algorithms
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- I am a passionate computer scientist who enjoys solving the problems and share the solutions with the greater audience. I see lots of websites that show quick unexplained and unjustified answers to the algorithm questions but that did not present much of values for people who wants to learn from it. I would like to share my view of the algorithm questions and hear the feedback from the readers.
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