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Merge Sort Algorithm
access_time 2025-01-05T06:26:11.639Z face Nerchuko
Merge Sort Algorithm Have you ever tried organizing a deck of cards? You might split the deck in half, sort each half, and then combine them by picking the smaller card each time. This is exactly how Merge Sort works! Let's break down this fascinating sorting method in a way that everyone can unders...
Insertion Sort Algorithm
access_time 2025-01-05T06:14:31.206Z face Nerchuko
Understanding Insertion Sort: A Step-by-Step Guide 📊 Ever wondered how playing cards are sorted in your hands? You probably pick up one card at a time and place it in the right position among the cards you're already holding. That's exactly how Insertion Sort works! In this blog, we'll explore this...
Selection Sort Algorithm
access_time 2025-01-05T06:08:39.338Z face Nerchuko
Selection Sort: The Simplest Sorting Algorithm Explained 🔍 Welcome to NERCHUKO! Today, we're diving into Selection Sort - imagine you're sorting a deck of cards by repeatedly finding the smallest card and moving it to the front. That's exactly how Selection Sort works! What is Selection Sort? 🤔 T...
Bubble Sort Algorithm
access_time 2025-01-05T05:54:48.669Z face Nerchuko
Bubble Sort Algorithm: A Visual Guide Bubble Sort is a simple yet fascinating sorting algorithm that demonstrates fundamental programming concepts. Like bubbles rising to the surface, this algorithm makes larger elements "float" to their correct positions. Quick Takeaway: While not the most efficien...
Binary Search Algorithm Explained - Iterative & Recursive Methods in Python
access_time 2025-01-05T05:40:30.35Z face Nerchuko
Binary Search Algorithm Explained - Iterative & Recursive Methods in Python Binary Search is an efficient algorithm for finding an item from a sorted list of elements. It repeatedly divides the search space in half. This explanation covers the iterative and recursive methods, edge cases, and perform...