Why A* Search Works — Heuristics, Shortest Paths, and Optimality
A* looks simple until you implement it. Then one question appears: Why does this algorithm find good paths without checking every possible path? The answer is its scoring structure. A* does not only ask, “How far have I moved?” It also asks, “How far do I probably still need to go?” A* is a shortest
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