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11.3.5 Boyer-Moore Algorithm
The Boyer-Moore algorithm is one of the most efficient string searching algorithms.
It preprocesses the pattern to create two tables: the bad character rule and the good suffix
rule, which allow the algorithm to skip sections of the text. This often results in sublinear time
complexity in practice, making it highly effective for large texts.
Example in C++ (Bad Character Rule):
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