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We have compiled a short primer for web developers on how and when to harness the power of algorithms in your website or other web applications. Each chapter features one algorithm available with the Algorithmia API. Using this tool, developers with limited background in mathematics can access these amazing utilities. In fact, only basic, high-school level mathematics is used in this book. However, even if you are an advanced mathematician, the examples may still prove to be useful, because they clearly display how to use the API within your application.</description>
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