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Chapter 22.10, Problem 22.10.2CP
Program Plan Intro
Convex hull:
- The convex hull is otherwise named as “convex envelope” or “convex closure”.
- The convex hull is represented as convex polygon with all the given points.
- This
algorithm takes the input as an array of points through respective “x” and “y” co-ordinates and displays the convex hull with a set of points.
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