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Mainframe sort merge,
sort utility for IBM
mainframe systems Merge sort,
computer sorting algorithm Radix sort,
sorting algorithm Sort (Unix),
which sorts the...
- exchange, selection, merging, etc.
Exchange sorts include bubble sort and quicksort.
Selection sorts include cycle sort and heapsort.
Whether the
algorithm is...
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Sorting refers to
ordering data in an
increasing or
decreasing manner according to some
linear relationship among the data items. ordering: arranging...
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individual pieces being called sorts. It is
often claimed to be the root of
expressions such as "out of
sorts" and "wrong
sort",
although this connection...
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sorter in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sorter may
refer to:
Sorter (logistics), a
system that
sorts products according to
destination Card
sorter...
- allowed,
bubble sort sorts in O(n) time,
making it
considerably faster than
parallel implementations of
insertion sort or
selection sort which do not parallelize...
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minus one.
Tournament replacement selection sorts are used to
gather the
initial runs for
external sorting algorithms.
Instead of
merging two
blocks at...
- 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11]. LSD
sorts are
generally stable sorts. MSD
radix sorts are most
suitable for
sorting strings or fixed-length
integer representations...
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Comparison sorts may run
faster on some lists; many
adaptive sorts such as
insertion sort run in O(n) time on an already-
sorted or nearly-
sorted list. The...
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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...