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The correct answer is C. Minimum.
Huffman coding is a lossless data compression algorithm. It is a particular type of variable-length encoding that assigns variable-length codes to different symbols, depending on their frequency of occurrence in the source data. The most frequent symbols are assigned shorter codes, which results in shorter encoded messages.
Huffman coding is a very efficient algorithm, and it is widely used in many applications, such as data compression, data transmission, and data storage.
The other options are incorrect because:
- Option A is incorrect because Huffman coding does not result in maximum redundancy. In fact, it results in minimum redundancy.
- Option B is incorrect because Huffman coding does not result in constant redundancy. The redundancy of a Huffman code depends on the frequency of occurrence of the symbols in the source data.
- Option D is incorrect because Huffman coding does not result in unpredictable redundancy. The redundancy of a Huffman code is always predictable, based on the frequency of occurrence of the symbols in the source data.