NP Complete Complexity

In this article, we have explored the idea of NP Complete Complexity intuitively along with problems like Clique problem, Travelling Salesman Problem and more. In simple terms, a problem is NP Complete if a non-deterministic algorithm that be designed for the problem to solve it in polynomial time O(N^K) and it is the closest thing in NP to P.


All problems cannot be solved in polynomial time complexity (like O(N^2)). For example, Alan Turing's famous halting problem cannot be solved by any compu...

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Published on November 13, 2020 12:01
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