Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees
The idea behind Huffman coding is based upon the frequency of a symbol in a sequence. The symbol that is the most frequent in that sequence gets a new code that is very small, the least frequent symbol will get a code that is very long, so that when we’ll translate the input we want to encode the most frequent symbols will take less space than they used to and the least frequent symbols will take more space but because they’re less frequent it won’t matter that much.
How to download and setup Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees
Open terminal and run command
git clone https://github.com/HxnDev/Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees.git
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Also you may download zip file with Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees https://github.com/HxnDev/Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees/archive/master.zip
Or simply clone Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees with SSH
[email protected]:HxnDev/Huffman-Encoding-Using-Binary-Trees.git
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