greedymetode
The greedy method, often referred to as the "greedy algorithm," is a problem-solving approach used in computer science and optimization. It makes locally optimal choices at each step with the intent of finding a globally optimal solution. The method is particularly useful for problems where a sequence of decisions must be made, and each decision affects the subsequent ones.
Greedy algorithms are characterized by their simplicity and efficiency, often providing quick solutions to complex problems.
Common applications of the greedy method include Dijkstra’s algorithm for finding the shortest path in a graph,
The greedy method is contrasted with dynamic programming, which explores all possible solutions to subproblems and