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Hacking Multiplication With Karatsuba’s Algorithm

SOLVED:The Karatsuba algorithm for multiplying two n -digit numbers, discovered by Anatoly Karatsuba in 1960[28] and published in 1962 [29], was the first development in the theory of multiplication in centuries. Similarly to merge sort, you first break each number into two equal-length halves. For example, you split 2743 into 27 and 43 . Using Karatsuba multiplication recursively, you form three products from those halves, and combine the three products to get the original product. The subdivid