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Line 6: }} The '''bully algorithm''' is a programming mechanism that applies a hierachy to nodes on a distributed system making them Coordinator or Slaves. This is used as a method in [[distributed computing]] for dynamically electing a [[Distributed Computing#Coordinator Election\|coordinator]] by process ID number. The process with the highest process ID number is selected as the [[Distributed Computing#Coordinator Election\|coordinator]]. This, is one optimized solution from The Byzantine Generals Problem in order to improve ( for some Distributed Sistems ) the [[Distributed Computing#Coordinator Election\|coordinator]] or "General" election. ==Assumptions==

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