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Do you solve engineering problems with use of programming methods, or do you solve engineering problems with the use of programming methods?

"Do you solve engineering problems with use of programming methods, or do you solve engineering problems with the use of programming methods?"

Which one is correct? Are both wrong? If so, what is a grammatical and idiomatic way of expressing this?

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"With use of" orvs. "with the use of"?

Do you solve engineering problems with use of programming methods,

or,

Do do you solve engineering problems with the use of programming methods ?

Which one is truecorrect? Or areAre both of them falsewrong? If so, how can I saywhat is a grammatical and idiomatic way of expressing this, with correct grammar?

Thanks for any help !

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"With use of" ofor "with the use of"?

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