Sorting Algorithms in C++

Sorting Algorithms in C++

In this course you will learn about sorting algorithms in C++. From beginner to expert. Every chapter contains a specific sorting algorithm. You will be familiar with comparisan based as well as non-comparison based sorting algorithms. The standard ones such as bubble sort, insertion sort, selection sort, merge sort and quicksort. Of course there are important non-comparison based algorithms such as counting sort and radix sort.

Section 1 - Sorting Basics

• why to learn about sorting algorithms

• what is stable sorting?

• what is adaptive sorting?

Section 2 - Bogo Sort

• what is bogo sort?

• O(1) in quantum computing

• Fisher-Yates shuffle algorithm

Section 3 - Bubble Sort

• what is bubble sort?

• how to use quadratic running time algorithms in real-life?

Section 4 - Selection Sort

• what is selection sort?

• how to use the idea of linear search?

Section 5 - Insertion Sort

• what is insertion sort?

• why divide and conquer approaches uses insertion sort as sub-procedure?

Section 6 - Shell Sort

• what is shell sort?

• how to solve the problem of insertion sort?

Section 7 - Non-Comparison Based Sorting

• what is hybrid algorithms?

• what are non-comparison based sorting approaches?

Section 8 - Counting Sort

• what is counting sort?

• how to achieve O(N) linear running time with sorting?

Section 9 - Radix Sort

• what is radix sort?

• what is the state of the art integer sorting approach?

So these are the topics we are going to consider on a one by one basis. Theory and implementation included in C++! After learning about the fundamental sorting approaches, you can take the next step into the field of algorithms and data structures. Let's get started!

Bogo Sort, Bubble Sort, Insertion Sort, Selection Sort, Merge Sort, Quicksort, Counting Sort and Radix Sort

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What you will learn

• Understand basic sorting algorithms in C++
• Understand comparison based sorting
• Understand bogo sort

Rating: 4.35

Level: All Levels

Duration: 3.5 hours

Instructor: Holczer Balazs