macOS sorting algorithms ...

[jdrm]

Well maybe thuis is not really "mac programming" related but i hope that some of you guys plz help me.......I'm looking for at least 40 different sorting algorithms ....ar least the name of the algorithm............well cya!

 

[dejo]

Quicksort

 

[balamw]

Quicksort

Buble sort

B

 

[dejo]

Seriously though, here's a bunch more:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sorting_algorithm#List_of_sorting_algorithms

 

[ChrisA]

Well maybe thuis is not really "mac programming" related but i hope that some of you guys plz help me.......I'm looking for at least 40 different sorting algorithms ....ar least the name of the algorithm............well cya!

This is to easy. Look here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sort_algorithm

If you need more there are many triveal variation of the listed sort algorithm

And then there is my favorite "distributed" sort algorthm: You get a bull horn an yell out "tall people to the left short to the right, sort it out..

 

[zimv20]

I'm looking for at least 40 different sorting algorithms ....ar least the name of the algorithm

why?

are you going to sort them?

 

[mrichmon]

I'm looking for at least 40 different sorting algorithms

See: Knuth, Donald E. -- Volume 3.

But to get you going: bubblesort, quick sort, merge sort, heap sort, insertion sort, selection sort, shell sort, radix sort, transposition sort, shear sort, shaker sort.

 

[caveman_uk]

Buble sort

B

Doesn't the bubblesort win two awards?

'The easiest to implement sorting algorithm'

and

'The most unbelievably slow sorting algorithm'

 

[dethl]

Bubblesort + InsertSort FTW...

I had to do a project based on an old ACM paper that used a sorting algorithm that used a modified Bubblesort then sorted the rest with Insertsort...fast as heck.

 

[bousozoku]

Doesn't the bubblesort win two awards?

'The easiest to implement sorting algorithm'

and

'The most unbelievably slow sorting algorithm'

It's about that relationship for all of them. The fastest are the most difficult to implement. Isn't that to be expected?

 

[Catfish_Man]

It's about that relationship for all of them. The fastest are the most difficult to implement. Isn't that to be expected?

QuickSort isn't that hard to understand. Radix sorts, though... they're kinda funky.

 

[balamw]

Doesn't the bubblesort win two awards?

Yep, and one more.

The easiest to explain to a 4 year old.

B

 

[superbovine]

have you asked Google... Google seems to know a lot these days?

 

[T-Stex]

have you asked Google... Google seems to know a lot these days?

Google is pretty smart...