Lec-3.2- Problem Solvability and Complexity Classes | Difference b/w P , NP , NP Hard , NP Complete

In this 11-minute lecture, we discuss the fundamental concepts of problem solvability and complexity classes in Computer Science. You will learn: What is Pr...

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In this 11-minute lecture, we discuss the fundamental concepts of problem solvability and complexity classes in Computer Science. You will learn: What is Problem Solvability? Decidable vs. Undecidable Problems Complexity Classes (P, NP, NP-Complete, NP-Hard) Real-life examples of each class Why P vs NP is one of the biggest open questions in Computer Science This lecture is explained from: 🔹 Exam Point of View (important theory concepts) 🔹 Conceptual Point of View (clear understanding) 🔹 Practical Point of View (real-world applications and research relevance) Whether you are a Computer Science student (FSc, BS, or MS/PhD) or preparing for exams, this video will help you grasp the basics of computational complexity. 📌 Watch Next: 👉 9th Class Computer Science Playlist 👉 11th Class Computer Science Playlist 📍 Follow KIMS College for More Content: #ProblemSolvability #ComplexityClasses #TheoryOfComputation #ComputerScience #PvsNP #KIMSCollege #exampreparation

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