#August_16_LeetCode_Grind
📊 Sorting in DSA (Quick Summary)
🔹 Definition: Sorting means arranging data in a particular order (ascending/descending).
🔹 Why it matters: Makes searching faster ⚡, data easier to analyze, and algorithms more efficient.
🧮 Common Sorting Algorithms
🧩 Bubble Sort → Compare & swap (Simple but slow 🚶).
⚡ Quick Sort → Divide & conquer, very fast in practice.
📚 Merge Sort → Stable, good for linked lists.
⚙️ Insertion Sort → Good for small datasets.
🏎️ Heap Sort → Based on binary heap, efficient.
✅ Tip: Always choose sorting based on data size + constraints.
@byte_philosopher
📊 Sorting in DSA (Quick Summary)
🔹 Definition: Sorting means arranging data in a particular order (ascending/descending).
🔹 Why it matters: Makes searching faster ⚡, data easier to analyze, and algorithms more efficient.
🧮 Common Sorting Algorithms
🧩 Bubble Sort → Compare & swap (Simple but slow 🚶).
⚡ Quick Sort → Divide & conquer, very fast in practice.
📚 Merge Sort → Stable, good for linked lists.
⚙️ Insertion Sort → Good for small datasets.
🏎️ Heap Sort → Based on binary heap, efficient.
✅ Tip: Always choose sorting based on data size + constraints.
@byte_philosopher
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