What do you mean by sorting? Explain types of sorting?
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- The process of separating hair of different textures from the fleece is called sorting.
Answer:
Sorting is the process of putting data in a logical order so that you can better analyze it. Sorting is any method of arranging items in a systematic order, and it has two distinct meanings, categorizing, grouping items with similar properties; ordering: arranging items in a sequence ordered by some criterion.
Explanation:
Sorting entails arranging data in ascending and descending order. In data structures, there are several types of sorting.
Types of sorting:
Bubble sort: This method compares the last element to the one before it. If the last element is less than the preceding element, the elements are swapped.
Insertion sort: Sorting is accomplished using this method by inserting elements into an already sorted list. There is only one element in the sorted list at first. Other items are gradually added to the list in the correct order.
Merge Sort: The elements are divided into partitions in this method until each partition has sorted elements. The elements are then properly positioned and the partitions are merged to produce a fully sorted list.
Quick Sort: This method identifies a pivot element, which is then fixed in its position by moving all elements less than it to the left and all elements greater than it to the right.
Heap Sort: The file to be sorted is interpreted as a binary tree in this method. The heap sort is implemented using an array, which is a sequential representation of a binary tree.