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How and where to look for algorithms?
Please tell me a way or a place to search for suitable algorithms. Maybe there are ratings of frequently encountered tasks and their corresponding algorithms or a book / site where everything is conveniently arranged into shelves / areas.
PS It looks like "algorithm" is too broad a word, under which you can fit anything, from programs and libraries to holivars on the topic "algorithms need to be taught to be a professional." Although the paradox turns out, how to teach them if the word algorithm can be called anything? Load the universe into your head? Or dig up a repository on github: "What do you need to learn to be taken to Google" https://github.com/jwasham/google-interview-university ?
It seems that in order to find an algorithm, one should not use the word "algorithm" at all when searching:
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It's called libraries and programs. In fact, any program is an algorithm, and any algorithm is a program. Accordingly, the most famous site in this direction: https://github.com
The search method, as always, is by keywords in Google. If the result is zero, then you just need to develop an algorithm / program yourself.
For example, if the name of the algorithm is not known, the area from which the algorithm is unknown, then how to quickly calculate the area and the algorithm itself
You can visit leetcode forums or GeeksForGeeks for algorithms.
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Вроде как вопрос не в том, что запрос не приходит от telegram, а в том, что у вас в ответ, что-то не то уходит. Скрипт проверили? Он работает? Если просто к вебхуку обращаться, то что происходит?
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