Computational geometry

Computational geometry is a branch of mathematics that studies how to use computers to help solve problems in geometry. It uses algorithms and formulas to help solve problems that involve shapes, angles, and measurements. Computational geometry can help measure areas of shapes, find the closest points between two shapes, and more. With the help of computers, you can get a more accurate picture of an area or object.

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