Java Programming

 Chapter 10: Divide and Conquer Hey! Thanks for showing the support ❤️ Back with a topic which is not related to only Java but can be implemented in the real world too. Although this is a certified method now, I never learnt this from the internet. And in my opinion it is the easiest and the best way to solve a problem.  So, what is Divide and Conquer? Divide and Conquer involves three steps:  1) Carefully reading/analyzing the problem 2) Dividing the problem into subproblems 3) Finding solutions to those sub problems And that's it! You can do this for as many times you want, creating a tree of problems and solutions until you get the easiest form of the problem and then solve it step-by-step.  This rule will help you find the correct approach to a problem and how to find a solution without getting astray from the path. Now comes, how to implement this with programming? Misconception - It may seem that this method is a time taking method with the number of steps you need to perform

 SHOULD I CONTINUE? Yep. I have not been uploading any blogs since 29th December 2022 even though I promised to. But why?  Long story short there were two major reasons:  I couldn't make out time to continue making blogs and I wanted them to be very very friendly and interesting. In that process, I think, I left my consistency and gradually it resulted in procrastination.  The second is, I began to wonder if this all was really the best I could do for you all. What was it that I could have done to explain better? Is it making voiceover explanation videos? Is it more interesting and handy blogs with notes? Is it interaction, communication? Does anything I try to tell you guys really make you engrossed with the content? Is my content enough for extreme beginners as well? All these thoughts began to come in my mind as I made my mind from making any more blogs. It's not you guys to blame. It's just that I wanted to do something that would benefit you all in so many ways and in