KAIZAN is a thinkable approach for Solving Programming Problems….!

A Case Study on KAIZEN as a Learning Curve for solving Competitive Programming and Real life solutions.

While going through any Programming problems we can divide the whole problems into chunks of small modules likewise dependent or independent modules.

Example :-

Let suppose we have to add two numbers in reverse way. The number stored in the LinkedList

l1 = 7->4->8

l2 = 3 ->3->4

Answer will be: 0 -> 8 ->1 ->2

How to divide into the chunks…..!

1. Multiple inputs and outputs which are controllable and non-controllable.
2. Variables can be easily analyzed to obtain technical efficiency.
3. Each decision-making unit (DMU) is compared with other DMUs that provide TE with best-performed DMUs set as the benchmark/peer for each inefficient unit.
4. No prior weight of inputs and outputs is required.