Geometric Algorithms

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Geometric algorithms are a type of algorithm that deal with solving problems related to geometry. These algorithms are used to solve various geometric problems such as computing the area of a polygon, finding the intersection of geometric shapes, determining the convex hull of a set of points, and many other tasks related to geometric objects and their properties. Geometric algorithms are important in various fields such as computer graphics, computer-aided design, robotics, and geographical information systems.

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What are Geometric Algorithms?
Pattern Printing
Lines
Triangle
Rectangle | Square | Circle
Quadrilateral
3D Objects
Polygon and Convex Hull
Standard Problems on Geometric Algorithm

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