Lecture

Recursive Sorting: Merge Sort

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This lecture covers the concepts of recursive sorting algorithms, focusing on Merge Sort. It explains how Merge Sort works by iteratively splitting a list into two sublists and merging them in increasing order. The complexity of Merge Sort is analyzed, showing that it has a linearithmic complexity, which is the best complexity for sorting algorithms.

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