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Writing code isn’t about implementing any solution. It’s about implementing efficient solutions. In the last lesson, you learned about memory, how it gets allocated and the amount of it that gets allocated for your variables.

Problem solving is a part of every piece of code you write. Some problems are more complicated than others, but it’s important to learn how to judge your own code.

In this lesson, you’ll cover the following learning objectives:

  • Break down coding challenges into small, easy-to-understand steps.
  • Optimize an initial solution through iteration and measure the improvement.
  • Test your code and check for edge cases.
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