Discussion
A search algorithm takes ............... as an input and returns .............. as an output.
Answer: B
A search algorithm takes a problem as input and returns a solution.
The problem is defined by an initial state, the available actions, the transition model, a goal test and path costs. The algorithm searches the state space and returns a solution, usually a sequence of actions leading from the initial state to a goal.
'Input, output' is too vague, and 'solution, problem' reverses the relationship. A sequence of actions is what the solution typically contains, but parameters alone are not what the algorithm receives.
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