UNIT 5C Merge Sort - Carnegie Mellon University
UNIT 5C Merge Sort
15110 Principles of Computing, Carnegie Mellon University
1
Divide and Conquer
? In computation:
? Divide the problem into "simpler" versions of itself.
? Conquer each problem using the same process (usually recursively).
? Combine the results of the "simpler" versions to form your final solution.
Examples:
Towers of Hanoi, Fractals,
Binary Search,
Merge Sort,
Quicksort,
and many, many more
4
Divide
Group of 8 Groups of 4 Groups of 2 Groups of 1
Now each "group" is (trivially) sorted!
3
Conquer (merge sorted lists)
4
Conquer (merge sorted lists)
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