CMPT 238 Data Structures More on Sorting: Merge Sort and Quicksort.

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CMPT 238 Data Structures More on Sorting: Merge Sort and Quicksort

Advanced Sorting We’ve learned some simple sorting methods, which all have quadratic costs ▫Easy to implement but slow Some advanced sorting methods that are much faster: ▫Merge Sort ▫Quick Sort

Merge Sort Divide and conquer Uses recursion Much faster than simple sorting algorithms Requires additional memory space ▫In fact, it requires a temporary array that’s as large as the original array.

Merging Two Sorted Arrays A key step in mergesort Assume arrays A and B are already sorted. Merge them to array C, such as C contains all elements from A and B, and remains sorted.

Merge Sort mergesort is pretty simple: ▫Divide array in half ▫Sort each half (this step uses recursion!) ▫Merge the two sorted halves What’s the base case? ▫When you have only one element left.

Merge Sort This is a divide and conquer approach ▫Divide: Partition the original problem into two sub-problems; ▫Conquer: Use recursion to solve each sub- problem; ▫Combine: The results are then combined to solve the original problem.

Example

Quick Sort The most popular sorting algorithm. Divide and conquer. Uses recursion. Fast, and sort ‘in-place’ (i.e. does not require additional memory space)

Partition (Split) A key step in quicksort Given an input array, and a pivot value ▫Think of the pivot value as a threshold. Partition the array to two groups: all elements smaller than the pivot are on the left, and those larger than the pivot are on the right. Example: pivot: 42