Lecture

Merge Sort: Divide and Conquer

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This lecture covers the growth of functions, the sorting problem, and the insertion sort algorithm. It introduces the computational model, analyzing an algorithm's running time, and worst-case analysis. The instructor explains the concept of merge sort as a divide-and-conquer approach to sorting.

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