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== Characteristics of Algorithms == # Well-Defined Inputs and Outputs: Every algorithm takes some input(s) and produces a specific output(s). These inputs and outputs should be clearly defined and understood before designing an algorithm. # Clear and Unambiguous Instructions: Algorithms provide precise instructions that leave no room for ambiguity. Each step must be understandable and executable without any confusion. # Finite: An algorithm must have a well-defined termination point after which it finishes its execution. It cannot run indefinitely, ensuring that it will eventually produce a result or stop running. # Deterministic: Algorithms are deterministic, meaning that they always produce the same output for a given input. If the same input is provided multiple times, the algorithm will consistently yield the same result.
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