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algorithm sorting comparison non-comparison stable unstable in-place out-of-place adaptive non-adaptive deterministic randomized parallel sequential internal external online offline divide-and-conquer insertion selection exchange merge heap radix counting bucket tree distribution recursive iterative linearithmic quadratic linear
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🔥🔥 bubble sort → Introduces bubble sort as a simple, illustrative sorting algorithm that exemplifies stability, in-place operation, and O(n^2) time complexity, serving as a concrete first example after the overview.
🔥 selection sort → Introduces a concrete, simple sorting algorithm that exemplifies key concepts like comparison-based sorting, in-place operation, typical instability, and O(n^2) time complexity.
🔥 insertion sort → Insertion sort is a concrete member of the broader class of sorting algorithms; understanding general sorting goals, comparison models, stability, and complexity analysis is required to correctly implement and analyze insertion sort.
⚡️ heap sort →
⚡️ quick sort →
⚡️ radix sort →
⚡️ stable sort →
⚡️ merge sort →
⚡️ counting sort →
⚡️ tim sort →
⚡️ comparison sorting →
⚡️ non comparison sorting →
⚡️ in place algorithms →
⚡️ comparison sorting →
⚡️ stability in sorting →
⚡️ order statistics →
⚡️ k way merge →
⚡️ deduplication →
⚡️ range queries →
⚡️ ordered array →