Algorithm Complexities

Running Head: ALGORITHM COMPLEXITIES
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Algorithms
Institution
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Heap Sort Algorithm
The code below displays the pseudo code of Heap sort algorithm. This builds the
stack information to be sorted with the Heap Sort Algorithm.
make-heap( A , n)
for i ← 1 to n – 1 do
val ← A[i]
s ← i
f ← (s - 1) / 2
while s > 0 AND A[f] < val do
A[s] ← A[f]
s ← f
f ← (s - 1) / 2
end-while
A[s] ← val
end-for
The Heap Sort Algorithm in the code below is used to sort the heap constructed.
heap-sort( A , n)
make-heap( A , n )
for i ← n - 1 to 1 do
ivalue ← A[i]
f ← 0
if i == 1 then
s ← -1
else
s ← 1
end-if
if i > 2 AND A[2] > A[1] then

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s ← 2
while s >= 0 AND ivalue < A[s] do
A[s] ← A[f]
f ← s
s ← s* f +1
if s+1 <= i-1 AND A[i] < A[s+1] then
s = s + 1
if s > i – 1 then
s ← -1
end-if
end-if
end-while
end-if
A[f] ← ivalue
end-for
Heap sort has a theoretical complexity of in its best, average and what's more, worst
case imaginable.
Quick Sort Algorithm
Below code creates a pivot arbitrarily for partitioning informational into two
particular partitions.
pivot( left , right)
x ← right - left
y ← rand() % x
piv ← y - left
return piv