reverse engineering of algorithms
Reverse engineering of algorithms refers to the process of analyzing and deciphering an existing algorithm to understand its inner workings, logic, and functionality. This involves examining the inputs, outputs, and intermediate steps of the algorithm to reconstruct it in a clear and understandable manner.
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