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View AllIs there any real ranking or benefit of joining tech clubs like ACM, IEEE, IET in college?
People say ACM > IEEE > IET when it comes to tech clubs. But I’ve also heard from seniors that you don’t really learn much in these, and it’s mostly for resume value. Maybe a few clubs like Srijan, Aerosoc, Robolution are exceptions since they’re more hands-on. So, is there actually any benefit to joining ACM/IEEE/IET, or is it better to focus on project-based clubs?
What is Kadane’s Algorithm and how does it work for finding the maximum subarray sum?
Could someone provide a step-by-step explanation (and maybe a simple code example in C++) to illustrate how it is applied?
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