Merge Sort
Level: Beginner
Implement the sort algorithm invented by the legendary mathematician John von Neumann in 1948!
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Merge Sort
Level: Beginner
Implement the sort algorithm invented by the legendary mathematician John von Neumann in 1948!
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File Size Analyzer
Ever wondered what group of files are taking up all the space on your computer? In this exercise, we will write code to do exactly that!
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Searching for a value inside arrays and collections is an often encountered activity.
Quick sort works by taking a list, picking out an element, preparing 2 lists – everything greater than and everything lesser than the picked element, and then executing quick sort on them. This branching sorting divides the list into smaller and smaller bits, and sorts them. Then the algorithm works it's way back up the branches and assembles the complete sorted list.
The software we all use in our daily lives is powered by the work of thousands of extremely smart programmers. This is most evident in the study of the powerful algorithms developed for various basic tasks like searching an array, sorting an array, scheduling tasks, designing file systems, etc.