One Approach for Solving an Integer Linear Programming Problem Is

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One approach for solving an integer linear programming problem is simply to enumerate all feasible points and select the one yielding the "best" value for the objective function.However, the number of feasible integer points is usually so large, even for small problems, that this approach is inefficient for solving most models even with a computer.

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