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Why is the log in the big-O of binary search not base 2?

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How can I multiply a binary representation by ten using logic gates?

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When are adjacency lists or matrices the better choice?

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How to find 5 repeated values in O(n) time?

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Is Python a context-free language?

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What is meant by the term "prior" in machine learning

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Are there any algorithms or data structures that need to find the median value of a set?

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Can the "divide" step in a merge sort be avoided?

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Prove that Hitting Set is NP-Complete

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How are variables stored in and retrieved from the program stack?

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Does DPDA accept all regular languages?

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How does lexical analyzer remove white spaces from source file?

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Are there any countable sets that are not computably enumerable?

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Meaning of $NL$ Complexity Class

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How to prove that average complexity is N/2 for linear search in the unsorted array

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Do NPDA work in parallel?

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Why we can't use non-deterministic turing machines in this case?

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Using backtracking to find all possible permutations in a string

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Knight on a chessboard

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Analyzing time complexity for change making algorithm (Brute force)

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How does a nondeterministic Turing machine work?

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Finding $L^*$ when $L=\{a^nb^n | n \geq 1\}$

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What is a "sentential form"?

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Why are DCFL not closed under concatenation or Union whereas CFL is?

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Decidability of whether a language described by Turing machine is regular

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Solving the recurrence $T(n)=T(n−1)/T(n−2)$

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Examples of sets $A$ and $B$ such that $A \leq_m B$ but not $B \leq_m A$

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Algorithm to determine which vertices/edges would disconnect undirected graph if removed

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determining whether a program halts or not

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The Church-Turing-Thesis in proofs

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