Question

The complexity of sorting algorithm measures the __________ as a function of the number n of items to be shorter.

Answer 1

Answer:

running time

Explanation:

Answer 2

Average time

The complexity of sorting algorithm measures the Average time as a function of the number n of items to be shorter.

• A sorting algorithm is a technique for arranging a lot of things in a particular order, like alphabetically, from highest to lowest value, or from shortest to longest distance. Input lists of items are used as the basis for sorting algorithms, which then apply certain operations to those lists to produce sorted arrays as output.
• Average Time Complexity, as the name suggests, describes the algorithm's normal behaviour as an average of all potential inputs. The algorithm's typical behaviour in the presence of an antagonistic input distribution is referred to as expected time complexity.
• The function with the fewest steps taken on input data with n elements is the best case. The worst-case scenario is the function that goes through the most steps with input data of size n. The function that goes through the most steps on input data with n elements is called the average case.

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