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Principles of Algorithmic Problem SolvingJohan SannemoOctober 24, 2018iiThis version of the book is a preliminary draft. Expect tofind typos and other mistakes. If you do, please reportthem Before report-ing a bug, please check whether it still exists in the lat-est version of this draft, available ~jsannemo/ this BookxiI Preliminaries11 Algorithms and Problems.

15 Combinatorics 253 15.1 The Addition and Multiplication Principles . . . . . . . . . . . .253 ... rithms developed by the ancient Babylonians to the founding of graph theory by Euler, algorithmic problem solving has been a popular intellectual pursuit during the last few thousand years. For a long time, it was a purely mathemati- ...

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