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What is optimization?

Ans.:- Optimization in Python refers to improving code efficiency to reduce runtime,


memory usage, or resource consumption. This can be achieved through algorithm
improvements, using built-in libraries like `NumPy`, `Pandas`, and `multiprocessing`, or
optimizing loops and data structures. Profiling tools like `cProfile` help identify bottlenecks,
enabling developers to enhance performance while maintaining readability.

Define types of optimization.


Ans:- Optimization in Python can be categorized into several types:
1. Algorithmic Optimization: Choosing efficient algorithms and data structures.
2. Code Optimization: Improving code efficiency through refactoring (e.g., avoiding
redundant calculations).
3. Memory Optimization: Using memory-efficient structures (e.g., `generators` instead of
`lists`).
4. Multithreading/Multiprocessing: Leveraging parallelism to optimize CPU-bound tasks.
5. Using C Extensions: Speeding up performance-critical sections using C extensions like
Cython.
6. Library Utilization: Utilizing optimized libraries (e.g., `NumPy`, `Pandas`).
7. Compiler Optimization: Using tools like PyPy for faster execution.

Minimize the function using python f(x,y)=x^2+y^2+3x+4y+5.


Ans.:- import numpy as np
from scipy.optimize import minimize
def f(x):
X, Y = x
return X**2 + Y**2 + 3*X + 4*Y + 5
initial = [0, 0]
result = minimize(f, initial)
print("Optimal values for X and Y:", result.x)
print("Minimum value of the function:", result.fun)

Output:-Optimal values for X and Y: [-1.49999997 -2.00000001]


Minimum value of the function: -1.2499999999999991

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