More in the DS&A series, today explaining Trajan’s algorithm to find strongly connected components of a graph! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 💻 Follow for coding memes & insights ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 🏷️ #tarjan #dfs #learntocode #algorithms #programmingmemes #programmerhumor #thedevlife #girlswhocode #womenwhocode #softwareengineer #softwaredeveloper #developerlife #techmeme

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Naman Pal on Instagram: "The Josephus Problem is one of the most fascinating puzzles in math & computer science. 🌀 Imagine this: 100 people stand in a circle. Starting from person 1, each person eliminates the one next to them. This continues round and round… until only one survivor is left. 😨 Now here’s the mind-blowing part → Instead of simulating the whole process, math gives us a direct formula to find the last survivor. For k = 2 (kill next person): 1. Write the number of people in binary