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+====== Algorithm ======
+An algorithm is a finite sequence of well-defined, computer-implementable instructions, typically to solve a class of problems or to perform a computation.
+Examples:
+  * Binary Search Trees
+  * Binary Trees
+  * Linked Lists
+  * Searching
+  * Strings
+  * [[programming:array|Array]]
+  * Stacks
+  * Dynamic Programming
+  * Famous Algorithms
+  * Recursion
+  * Sorting
+  * Graphs
+  * Heaps
+  * Tries
+  * Bubble Sort
+  * Binary Search
+  * Quick Sort
+  * Merge Sort
+  * Depth-First Search
+  * Breadth-First Search
+  * Dijkstra's Algorithm
+  * Bellman-Ford Algorithm
+  * A* Search Algorithm
+  * RSA Encryption Algorithm
+  * Huffman Coding Algorithm
+  * Genetic Algorithm
+  * K-Means Clustering Algorithm
+  * Convolutional Neural Network Algorithm
+  * Backpropagation Algorithm
+  * Monte Carlo Simulation Algorithm
+  * PageRank Algorithm
+  * Singular Value Decomposition Algorithm
+  * Apriori Algorithm
+  * Traveling Salesman Problem Algorithm
+  * Binary Tree Traversal Algorithms
+  * Kruskal's Algorithm
+  * Prim's Algorithm
+  * Floyd-Warshall Algorithm
+  * Johnson's Algorithm
+  * Maximum Flow Algorithm
+  * Minimum Spanning Tree Algorithm
+  * Depth-First Spanning Tree Algorithm
+  * Randomized Quick Sort Algorithm
+  * Shellsort Algorithm
+  * Heapsort Algorithm
+  * Radix Sort Algorithm
+  * Quicksort with Median-of-Three Partitioning Algorithm
+  * Fisher-Yates Shuffle Algorithm
+  * Hill Climbing Algorithm
+  * Simulated Annealing Algorithm
+  * Ant Colony Optimization Algorithm
+  * Particle Swarm Optimization Algorithm
+  * Artificial Bee Colony Algorithm
+  * Genetic Programming Algorithm
+<callout type="primary" title="What is Algorithm?" icon="fa fa-question-circle">
+**An algorithm is a set of instructions or a procedure** that is followed to solve a problem or perform a specific task. It is a step-by-step procedure or formula that outlines how to perform a particular operation, often in a systematic and efficient way.
+In computer science, algorithms are **used to solve complex problems and perform tasks** such as data processing, searching and sorting large datasets, and mathematical calculations. They are essential to the functioning of computers and other digital devices, as they provide a way to automate complex operations and perform tasks quickly and accurately.
+Algorithms can be expressed in many different forms, such as pseudocode, flowcharts, or code in a programming language. They can also be analyzed and evaluated based on factors such as their time complexity, space complexity, and the efficiency of the underlying data structures and algorithms used.
+</callout>
+{{wp>Algorithm}}
+<callout type="" title="GitHub Topics" icon="fa fa-github">
+  * https://github.com/topics/algorithm
+Algorithms are detailed sets of guidelines created for a computer program to complete tasks efficiently and thoroughly.
+</callout>
+<callout title="External links:">
+  * https://simple.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algorithm
+  * https://techterms.com/definition/algorithm
+  * https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/fundamentals-of-algorithms/
+</callout>
+{{tag>kb   programming             }}