Which of the following strings are in the LZW dictionary upon termination of the algorithm? Options: 1. AA 2. AB 3. ABA 4. AC 5. ACA 6. BC 7. CA 8. CAA 9. CAB 10. CABA 11. CABC
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The algorithm builds a dictionary of substrings as it processes the input data. Let's assume we are starting with an initial dictionary that contains single characters (e.g., A, B, C). As we process the input string, we will add new entries to the dictionary Show more…
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