FP Complete

FP-complete is a term in computer science that describes a class of problems that are both feasible to solve and difficult to solve efficiently. "FP" refers to "function problems," which are problems where the goal is to compute a function rather than just answer yes or no. A problem is considered FP-complete if it is among the hardest problems in this class, meaning that if we find an efficient solution for one FP-complete problem, we can efficiently solve all problems in this class. Essentially, it's a way to categorize complex computational tasks.