Mergesort (n = 500)
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kopi0hun 4 months ago
that was for the class our professor posted last summer, to help the students visualize merge sort :) It was an introductory computer science course :D Awesome professor too :D
ankr141 10 months ago
@kotapaka "simply derive". Priceless again. As if any two random individuals who drink a couple of beers together also get to talk about the Master Theorem a little...
KirKanu 10 months ago
@kotapaka Your answer is priceless. I'm afraid even less people have heard about asymptotic limits...
KirKanu 10 months ago
@KirKanu You Computer Scientists always invent fancy names for things that are simple just so that people can't realise how stupid and simple some of the stuff is. It's recursion or rather f(n) = 2f(n/2) + n from which you can simply derive O(n*log(n)). Don't obfuscate stuff.
kotapaka 10 months ago
did you know, I'm a velociraptor and I know the fastest sorting algorithm, but I will not show it until I find someone that matches my speed...
the name of my algorithm is velocirapsort,
Jackpotur 1 year ago
Divide and conquer is what this is all about :)
KirKanu 1 year ago