How to use Karatsuba algorithm to calculate product of two 64 digit numbers such that only single digit numbers take part in multiplication ?
Product of 64 digit numbers using Karatsuba algorithm
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I think you posted this after going through Tim Roughgarden's course. What he actually meant was that you should multiply only a single digit to another single digit at a time, rather than use the computer to multiply multiple digits for you. In other words, multiply as if a human does it.