Lecture

Merge Sort: Divide-and-Conquer Approach

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This lecture covers the growth of functions and introduces the sorting problem, focusing on insertion sort. It explains the divide-and-conquer approach, illustrating the merge sort algorithm step by step. The instructor emphasizes the importance of proving algorithms correct and analyzing their running time.

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