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Which is the correct definition of 'divide and conquer' in Python?
Which is the correct definition of 'divide and conquer' in Python?
- Using the 'conquer()' method to solve complex problems
- Breaking a larger problem into smaller sub-problems that are easier to solve individually and combining their solutions (correct)
- Creating multiple copies of the same function with different names
- Using the '/' operator to divide numbers
In Python, how can 'divide and conquer' be implemented using functions?
In Python, how can 'divide and conquer' be implemented using functions?
- By creating smaller functions that solve sub-problems and calling them in a larger function (correct)
- By creating multiple copies of the same function with different names
- By using the 'break' statement in a loop
- By using the 'continue' statement in a loop
What is the benefit of using 'divide and conquer' in Python?
What is the benefit of using 'divide and conquer' in Python?
- It reduces the number of functions needed in a program
- It simplifies complex problems by breaking them down into smaller, manageable parts (correct)
- It allows for faster execution of code
- It eliminates the need for loops and conditional statements