I was curious that can this way of sorting be called insertion sort, there are a few differences between my code and the original implementation. In insertion sort, we pick the keys from the virtually ‘unsorted’ sub-array and compare it to the left subarray that is sorted. My code doesn’t do that it selects the key from the left subarray
Tag: insertion-sort
Implementing Insertion sort in Python
I am trying to write the insertion sort algorithm ( without the help of the solution in the book) and so far came up with this algorithm, when I matched it with the solution, it looks different. This is the code I wrote: Is this code still valid as an insertion sort? Algo in the book: Answer Looks like a
Insertion Sort Recursion not picking up last element [5,4,3,2,1,0] After sortin [1,2,3,4,5,0] Where last element not sorted
I have been stuck in the middle of the problem I am writing Recursive insertion sort on my own. The program works well but didn’t pick the last element to sort [5,4,3,2,1,0]. After the execution: [1,2,3,4,5,0] Answer try this: output: