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Sorting 02 Class Notes

The document provides an overview of selection and insertion sort algorithms, including their respective algorithms, time and space complexities, and stability characteristics. It details the steps involved in each sorting method and includes code examples and dry runs for clarity. Additionally, it poses questions related to the sorting processes to engage the reader.

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Sorting 02 Class Notes

The document provides an overview of selection and insertion sort algorithms, including their respective algorithms, time and space complexities, and stability characteristics. It details the steps involved in each sorting method and includes code examples and dry runs for clarity. Additionally, it poses questions related to the sorting processes to engage the reader.

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C++

SELECTION & INSERTION


SORT
Lecture-22

Raghav Garg
Today’s checklist

1) Sorting
2) Selection sort Algorithm
3) Time complexity and space complexity
4) Insertion sort Algorithm
5) Time complexity and space complexity
6) Stability of both
Array size
Selection Sort Algorithm
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Selection sort Code and dry run Y
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Time and Space complexity
space complexity
Time complexity
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Best ase O(n7

Avg. Case 0(nY

Worst Case O(n2)


Time and Space complexity
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Stability. If on Sat
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Selection Sort Algorithm


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small
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Insertion Sort Algorithm -
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Insertion Sort Algorithm 38 40424446

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Insertion Sort Algorithm
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=

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intj= i;
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while (j1
if(avr[;) >, air (j-17) break;
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if (ar [i] (s.-1])
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Insertion sort Code and dry run


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n-1 times
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arr 452
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I

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32 4 I

23 4 I

i x& B
=
Y
2 3 1 Y

j x0R,
=
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1 2 3 Y
Insertion sort Code and dry run
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arr= I - 3 Y

I 2 3 Y

1 2 3 4

1 2 3 4

i 14B
=

j x23
=
Time and Space complexity
Worst Care -> O(n

Avg. Cale e O(nY

Best Case - 0 (n)


Stability of Insertion and Selection Sort
--
-
-

only adjacent swaps just like bubble sort

Stable Sorting Algorithm


4, 422 1

4, 2 Y= I

2 Y, Y2 I

2 Y, 1 Yz

2 1 Y, Y

12 4, 42 stability"
Ques : What will the array look like after the first
iteration of selection sort [2,3,1,6,4]

a) [1,2,3,6,4] [132647
b) [1,3,2,4,6]
Y
c) [1,3,2,6,4]
d) [2,3,1,4,6]
Ques : Sort a String in decreasing order of values
associated after removal of values smaller than X.
-

L Repeat

Classwork
L

Reverse
THANK YOU

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