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What are Algorithms? Algorithms explained in Short 2022

In short, Algorithms are sets of rules for solving mathematical problems. They are everywhere, but they are particularly common in modern computer programming.

For example, Google is using Algorithms to give better results to users to increase the value in search intent. Almost every company whether it’s Facebook, WhatsApp, Youtube, Instagram all use algorithms to addict users to use again and again.

How do algorithms work?

Most algorithms need to manipulate data, which they take as input, then process according to some rules or processes that the algorithm defines, and then produce some output. The data may be as simple as a single number or as complex as a high-resolution picture.

How does Algorithm affect our lives?

You run into algorithms all the time, even if you don’t realize it. Let’s say you and then use the rule to change it into something else according to the algorithm’s instructions.



History of Algorithms?

The first algorithm that was recorded comes from Ancient Egypt in 2000 BC. It is called the, which means ‘The Removal of Doubt’. The algorithm helps you use information about the way Egypt was divided to calculate what fraction belongs to each workman, so they could be fairly paid.

An algorithm in our future?

From automated telephone systems to the way we search the internet, algorithms will play an important role in our lives. They can learn and adapt to make decisions for us and help us make better choices.


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Hamayun Shaukat
Hamayun Shaukathttps://thehabytes.com/
In short, a tech enthusiast who loves to play with small gadgets to big machines. I've been writing about tech for as long as I can remember. I spent countless hours researching new tech and writing on HA Bytes.

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