@kiraa.pregiato:

Asthma Kermit :

Please never stop this trend

kirito_plays Roblox :

You single

𝓐🇸🇩🏀 :

Belingham or pedri

fan..de_nijiro :

I love gravity

Arda🇹🇷 :

Themanthemyth3.0 :

These are my favorite

Tim Bob 67 :

They looked at me first 🤩🤩🤩

I Luv F1 :

Yassir_🇮🇹🇲🇦シ✨️ :

Theausboy :

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shark zim :

𝑆𝐺🇫🇷 :

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mbappe.462 :

Do video like this

omega-scp :

@Theausboy:@…: Steps for Algorithms are step-by-step instructions designed to solve problems or perform tasks. They are used in computers, phones, and many everyday technologies. At their core, algorithms take input, follow a set of logical rules, and produce an output. For example, a search engine uses an algorithm to scan millions of web pages and display the most relevant results based on a user’s query. Algorithms work by following a clear sequence of steps. These can include repeating actions (loops), making decisions (if-then statements), or sorting and comparing data. Simple algorithms might sort numbers or organize a list, while complex ones can drive cars, recommend movies, or recognize faces. Behind the scenes, programmers write algorithms in code, allowing machines to execute them quickly and accurately. The efficiency and accuracy of an algorithm are important—faster algorithms save time and resources. In short, algorithms are the invisible engines behind much of modern technology, helping machines make decisions and solve problems efficiently. Algorithms are step-by-step instructions designed to solve problems or perform tasks. They are used in computers, phones, and many everyday technologies. At their core, algorithms take input, follow a set of logical rules, and produce an output. For example, a search engine uses an algorithm to scan millions of web pages and display the most relevant results based on a user’s query. Algorithms work by following a clear sequence of steps. These can include repeating actions (loops), making decisions (if-then statements), or sorting and comparing data. Simple algorithms might sort numbers or organize a list, while complex ones can drive cars, recommend movies, or recognize faces. Behind the scenes, programmers write algorithms in code, allowing machines to execute them quickly and accurately. The efficiency and accuracy of an algorithm are important—faster algorithms save time and resources. In short, algorithms are the invisible engines behind much of modern technology, helping machines make decisions and solve problems efficiently.

San Diego Spiderman :

that's my jam🥰

josh :

P

Emi :

Omaigod

kermit :

A couple words for the algorithm

Marixxk7 :

can I have hi?

️ :

3rd

Zied :

First

sw_ifft :

Hi

Ed Simpson :