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    Data Structures

    &Algorithms

    Prof. Ravi Prakash Gorthi

    Aug-Dec, 2010

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    Data Structures & Algorithms

    Topics

    Why Study DS & Algorithms?

    Abstract Data Types

    Arrays and Linked Lists

    Stacks & Queues

    Trees & Graphs

    Sorting and Searching

    Complexity of Algorithms

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    Bubbling All the Elements

    77123542 51 2 3 4 5 6

    101

    5421235 771 2 3 4 5 6

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    4253512 771 2 3 4 5 6

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    4235512 771 2 3 4 5 6

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    4235125 771 2 3 4 5 6

    101Number

    ofIteration

    sis(N1

    )1

    2

    34

    5

    # of comparisons is

    on an average N/2

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    Bubble Sort AlgorithmSorted-List[] := Bubble-Sort (USL[], N);/ USL*1:N+ contains the N Unsorted Integers /

    { int J := N 1; boolean did-swap := true;

    while ((J > 0) AND (did-swap)) do/* this while loop performs (N-1) iterations */

    {did-swap := false;

    for (K = 1 to J) do/* this for loop bubbles-up the next largest integer into the (J1) position

    progressively*/{

    if (USL[K] > USL[K + 1])then { Swap (USL[K], USL[K + 1]);

    did-swap := true;}

    }J := J 1;}

    return (USL[]);

    }

    In the worst-case,the number of

    iterations is (N-1)!

    In the worst-case,the number of

    comparisons is N/2!

    In the worst-case,the number of

    iterations is (N-1)!

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    Bubble Sort AlgorithmSorted-List[] := Bubble-Sort (USL[], N);/ USL*1:N+ contains the N Unsorted Integers /

    { int J := N 1; boolean did-swap := true;

    while ((J > 0) AND (did-swap)) do/* this while loop performs (N-1) iterations */

    {did-swap := false;

    for (K = 1 to J) do/* this for loop bubbles-up the next largest integer into the (J1) position

    progressively*/{

    if (USL[K] > USL[K + 1])then { Swap (USL[K], USL[K + 1]);

    did-swap := true;}

    }J := J 1;}

    return (USL[]);

    }

    In thebest-case,the number of

    iterations is 1!

    In the best-case,the number of

    comparisons is N!

    In the best-case, thenumber of comparisons

    is (N-1)!

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    Complexity of Bubble Sort AlgorithmIn the worst-case, this algorithm performs (N 1) iterations and

    on an average (N/2) comparisons in each iteration;

    that is, (N 1) * (N/2).

    Worst-case Complexity is O (n2).

    In the Best-case, when the given list is already sorted, this

    algorithm makes N comparisons; i.e. complexity is O (n).

    Assume that there are 1million integers and each comparison

    takes 1 micro-second.

    This sort algorithm takes ((10) ** (12)) * ( (10) ** (-6)) seconds,

    which is (10**(6)) seconds or approximately 278 hours or 11

    days.

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    Insertion Sort

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    23 17 45 18 12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    23

    17 45 18 12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317

    45 18 12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 45

    18 12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 45

    18 12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 4518

    12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 4518

    12 22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 451812

    22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    2317 451812

    22

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Example: sorting numbered cards

    1812 2217 23 45

    1 2 6543

    1 2 6543

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    Insertion SortSorted-List[] := Insertion-Sort (USL[], N);

    { USL[1:N] is the unsorted list of integers */int array Temp-SL[1:N]; int I, J, K;

    Temp-SL[1] := USL[1];

    for (I = 2 to N) do{/* insert element USL[I] into Temp-SL[] */

    Temp-SL [] := Insert-element (USL[I], Temp-SL[], I);

    }

    return (Temp-SL[]);

    }

    In the worst-case,the number of

    iterations is (N-1)!

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    Insertion Sort (Contd.)Temp-SL[] := Insert-element (element, Temp-SL[], I);

    {/* insert element into the right position in Temp-SL[] */boolean did-insert := false;

    int J := I 1;

    while ((!did-insert) && (J != 0)) do

    { if (element > Temp-Sl[J]

    then { Temp-SL[J + 1] := element;

    did-insert := true;

    }

    else Temp-SL [J + 1] := Temp-SL [J];

    J := J 1;}

    if (!did-insert) then Temp-SL [1] := element;

    return (Temp-SL[]);

    }

    In the worst-case,the number of

    comparisons is N/2!

    In the best-case,the number of

    comparisons is 1!

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    Complexity of Insertion Sort AlgorithmIn the worst-case, this algorithm performs (N 1) iterations and

    on an average (N/2) comparisons in each iteration;that is, (N 1) * (N/2).

    Worst-case Complexity is O (n2).

    In the Best-case, when the given list is already sorted, this

    algorithm makes N comparisons; i.e. complexity is O (n).