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define algorithm and explain properties of algorithm

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Answered by angel87
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An algorithm is a series of steps or methodology to solve a problem.

Properties of an algorithm:-
- It is written in simple English. 
- Each step of an algorithm is unique and should be self explanatory. 
- An algorithm must have at least one input. 
- An algorithm must have at least one output. 
- An algorithm has finite number of steps.......

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Answered by mahinderjeetkaur878
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Answer: - An algorithm is the best method to solve a problem with step-by-step procedure. It is a set of instructions. The properties of an algorithm are: -

               1. Clear instructions.

               2. A specified range of input.

               3. Same algorithm can be represented in different ways.

               4. Produces the output in fast speed.

               5. The algorithm should be finite.

Detailed answer: -

  • An algorithm is an effective and the best method that can be used to express any solution of any problem in a finite amount of space and time.
  • And it is written in a well-defined formal language.
  • An algorithm is the sequence of the computed steps which transform the input into a valuable or into a required output.
  • Any special method to solve any certain kind of problem given is known as algorithm.
  • It is a step-by-step procedure.

The properties of an Algorithm are as follows: -

  1. The steps written in an algorithm should have a clear meaning and should be effective.
  2. The range of an algorithm should be specified because if not so then the algorithm can go in an infinite state.
  3. We can write different algorithms for a same problem to solve it.
  4. The algorithm is written by using some specific ideas and so it produces the output very fast.
  5. The algorithm written should be finite.

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