Chew's second algorithm

Okay kiddo, Chew's Second Algorithm is a fancy name for a way to figure out the quickest path or route between two places, like going from your house to your favorite ice cream shop.

Now, imagine you have a big map with lots of streets and roads on it. Chew's Second Algorithm uses this map to find the fastest way to get from point A (your house) to point B (the ice cream shop).

The algorithm starts by looking at all the different roads and paths you could take to get to the ice cream shop. It checks how long each road is and how fast you can travel on it (like if it's a highway or a narrow street).

Then, it calculates how long it would take to travel on each road or path, and it picks the one that will get you to the ice cream shop the quickest.

But, what if there's a roadblock or a traffic jam? Well, Chew's Second Algorithm is smart enough to adjust your route and find a new way to get to the ice cream shop, so you don't have to sit in traffic for too long.

So, in summary, Chew's Second Algorithm helps us find the fastest route between two places using a map, and can even adjust the route if there are any obstacles in the way. Pretty cool, huh?