October 2018
Beginner to intermediate
398 pages
11h 1m
English
Sorting means arranging all the items in a list in ascending order of their magnitude. We will be discussing some of the most important sorting algorithms, which each have different performance attributes with respect to runtime complexity. Sorting algorithms are categorized by their memory usage, complexity, recursion, and whether they are comparison-based, among other considerations.
Some of the algorithms use more CPU cycles, and, as such, have bad asymptotic values. Other algorithms chew on more memory and other computing resources as they sort a number of values. Another consideration is how sorting algorithms lend themselves to being expressed recursively, iteratively, or both. There are algorithms that use comparison ...