A list is ordered from smaller to largest when a sort is
called. Which sort would take the longest time to execute?
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Answer / uma sankar pradhan
selection sort,quick sort,bubble sort
(all will take the same time and its time complexity is of
the order of n^2)
the time complexity for insertion sort when the list is
ordered from smaller to larger is O(n)
the time complexity for merge sort irrespective of the
order of the elements is O(nlogn)
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Answer / zeeshan
quick sort is the answer.....quick sort shows worst case
behaviour when the list is already sorted....
courtesy"" shaum series- data structures""
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Answer / udkl
Its Quick Sort !!!!!
Even I got Surpriced!!!
http://www.geocities.com/siliconvalley/network/1854/Sort1.
html
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Quick sort's worst case is the one given in the question.
It exhibits selection sort type of procedure when the list
is sorted
Hence both :)
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Answer / rahul
Bubble Sort cannot be the answer, Because the MODIFIED BUBBLE SORT takes complexity of O(n) when the elements are arranged in a particular order..
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Answer / rahul
When the elements are ordered in either Ascending or Descending order, Quick sort behaves Equivalent to Merge sort. Time complexity of O(nlogn) is taken for sorting.
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Answer / ntrphanikumar
I am not sure about the answer.
But I think the answer is "Selection Sort" whose order is
O(n^2) irrespective of the elements order.
I guess all other sorts somehow depend on the order of elements.
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