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In this video we introduce another paradigm called backtracking, and this algorithm is implemented with the help of recursion. So, I strongly suggest you have a very good understanding of recursion before proceeding with this video.
Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Backtracking Explained
02:15 Backtracking Template
03:39 Thanks for Watching!
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Great vidoe. A simple example would be extremely helpful.

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