Lecture

Recursive Sorting: Merge Sort

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Description

This lecture covers the concept of Merge Sort, a recursive sorting algorithm that divides a list into sublists until each sublist has one element, then merges them in order. The instructor explains the algorithm step by step, illustrating the process with examples and discussing the complexity analysis.

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