- In
computer science,
arranging in an
ordered sequence is
called "
sorting".
Sorting is a
common operation in many applications, and
efficient algorithms...
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sorted lists.
Sorting is also
often useful for
canonicalizing data and for
producing human-readable output. Formally, the
output of any
sorting algorithm...
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linear time.
Topological sorting has many applications,
especially in
ranking problems such as
feedback arc set.
Topological sorting is
possible even when...
- Look up
sort in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sort may
refer to:
Sorting, any
process of
arranging items in
sequence or in sets
Sorting algorithm, any...
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Insertion sort is a
simple sorting algorithm that
builds the
final sorted array (or list) one item at a time by comparisons. It is much less efficient...
- a
machine to
sort computer punched card Cash
sorter machine, a
machine used for
sorting banknotes Coin
sorter, a
machine used for
sorting coins Keirsey...
- not-in-place
sorting algorithms The bit
space requirement of a
pointer is O(log n), but
pointer size can be
considered a
constant in most
sorting applications...
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Waste sorting is the
process by
which waste is
separated into
different elements.
Waste sorting can
occur manually at the
household and
collected through...
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already sorted,
while quicksort would still perform its
entire O ( n log n ) {\displaystyle O(n\log n)}
sorting process.
While any
sorting algorithm...
- as
smaller than "11".
Alphabetical sorting: z11 z2
Natural sorting: z2 z11
Functionality to
sort by
natural sort order is now
widely available in software...
