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LICENSE

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Notes.org

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-#+TITLE: Notes & Exercises: The Algorith Design Manual
 #+AUTHOR: Joseph Ferano
 #+STARTUP: overview
 #+OPTIONS: ^:{}
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 ** 6.4 War Story
 
-Kids are probably young to know what the author is even talking about with these
+Kids are probably too young to know what the author is even talking about with these
 phone codes.
 
 ** 6.5 Network Flows and Bipartite Matching

README.org

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+* About
+
+[[./Notes.org]] contains notes and solutions to exercises, as well as
+implementations of [[https://www.algorist.com/][The Algorithm Design Manual]]. All notes and source code can be
+found in this single file and the reason for that is that it uses a style of
+programming known as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Literate_programming][Literate Programming]] with the help of Emacs, org-mode, and
+[[https://orgmode.org/worg/org-contrib/babel/intro.html][org-babel]]. Most code implementations are done in C, however, some have been also
+implemented in Python or OCaml in order to compare and contrast styles. All code
+is executable from within Emacs by just running ~C-c C-c~ while the cursor is in
+the source code block.
+
+* Progress
+
+So far, the first 6 chapters have a decent amount of coverage. The focus is more
+on implementing the actual data structures and algorithms discussed in the book,
+rather than working through the exercises, although some have solutions. I plan
+on revisiting the book from time to time, to keep developing my knowledge of
+Data Structures and Algorithms.
+
+
+* Screenshot of org-mode
+
+[[./screenshot.png]]