Deterministic Algorithm

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Summary

deterministic_algorithm always follows fixed_steps with no_randomness. Given the same_input, it produces the same_output every run. This creates predictable_behavior and easy repeatability for debugging and testing. You can reason about time_complexity and space_complexity using worst-case guarantees. Common examples include binary_search, merge_sort, and Dijkstra’s algorithm with a priority queue. Contrast: a randomized approach may vary results or paths. Remember: determinism means fixed, repeatable steps and reliable outcomes.