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Whatamp;#39;s up geeks and welcome to the channel! If you were to take a look at almost any data file on a computer character by character you would notice that there are many reoccurring patterns, and LZW is a data compression technique that takes advantage of this repetition the original version of the method was created by Lempel and Ziv in 1978 and was further enhanced by Welch in 1984, hence the LZW acronym. Okay, LZW is a dictionary-based compression algorithm meaning that instead of counting characters and building trees based on that count such as we did for the Huffman encoding, LZW encodes data by referencing a dictionary thus, to encode the substring, only a single code-number corresponding to that substringamp;#39;s index in the dictionary needs to be written to the output file this dictionary starts with what we call the standard character-set represented by the first 256 ascii code characters of the alphabet you see in front of you and based on