Insertion sort is a sorting algorithm that places an unsorted element at its suitable place in each iteration.In Insertion sort, each iteration removes an element from the input data and inserts it into the correct position to sort the list.
If the array is already sorted, it will be the best case for insertion sort and it will take O(n) time to sort.
This is because there will be only one comparison and no moves or swaps since the list is already sorted. so it will go from i =1,......,n-1.
Comparisons in total will be 1+1+.....+1 = n-1. Hence the time complexity will be O(n).
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3. Modify the insertion sort algorithm discussed in class so
that it can sort strings. That is, its input will be an array, the
type of which is string. The insertion sort algorithm will sort the
elements in this array. Finally, its output will be a sorted
array.
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Code the Merge Sort in such a way that it outputs the number of
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