Backtracking Algorithm Explanation #coding

Backtracking is a problem-solving technique that helps find solutions by incrementally building potential solutions and backtracking when it’s clear that the current path won’t work.

🔹 How it Works:
It explores all possible choices step by step, but if it reaches a point where no valid solution exists, it reverses (backtracks) and tries a new path.

🔹 Why it’s Useful:
Backtracking is perfect for problems with a large search space, where exploring every possible combination would be impractical. It’s commonly used in problems like Sudoku, maze solving, combinatorial problems, and puzzle-solving.

🔹 Example:
If you're solving a N-Queens problem or finding all possible subsets, backtracking will help by trying possible placements, and if it encounters an invalid configuration, it will undo that move and try again.

Backtracking helps you efficiently navigate through large problem spaces and find solutions without brute-forcing everything!

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