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Which of the following sorts is quickest when sorting the
following set: 1 2 3 5 4
1) Quick Sort
2) Bubble Sort
3) Merge Sort
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Answer / prof.gagandeep jagdev
Quick Sort, Since the array is already sorted, so this can
be considered as Best case example. The complexity of quick
sort in best case is O(n log n). No doubt , same is the
complexity of Merge sort in best case, but Quick sort
enjoys priority over Merge Sort because Merge sort requires
extra memory( an array) to store the sorted result whereas
quick sort do not specify any such need.
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Answer / rohith
quick sort is the best sorting algorithm because time
complexity is O(nlogn)
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Answer / sreejesh1987
*I think answer is Bubble sort,because some comparisons are there,but only one swap(4 and 5).
*Best case for for quick sort for this problem applicable to
54321 element set. Here many swaps and comparison will occur.
*Merge sort also does actions of swaps and comparisons.
For most arrays, quick sort and merge sort are better.
But for a simple problem like this, bubble sort consume less operations.
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