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Various these searching methods are known a searching « Example ty of this algorithm jg : ly With the ve ofa 00 TH fie conpety ue of m Sequential seach is not Satisfactory solution, aes oy 31 594 09 = (sv Amt; (aly Sn a won ‘ons ne ap 1S oF flv xD; ta spagg wat 09> OF PE OF =leV oN = 8 Ort 40 ns ST Ky 1 meas ma mT Fundamental of Date Stuctars ‘Advantages and disadvantages of binary soarch Advantage Isr. No) 1 ient technique. plex to implement. Linear search method is the difference between linear search and binary 1 ‘method in which the element is “The linear search is. a searching|The searched by scanning the entite| div |lise from first clement to the| mi as. Many times entire list is searched. |i simple to implement. 1t involves computation for finding the middle element. It is an efficient searching method. ribonacel search rather than tee 9 Be sabes fom fed 8 enc, weenie ems sai. As we nome the understand how Fibonacci search 7 enple, suppose, folowing i the tof cant? Mil comer oxe ar() (:[+1+ [ols cee 1 ‘ss 7- Of elements = 7 ‘We will always compute 3 variables ie, a,b and f With these initial values we will lis. Each time we will compare key If (Key < ar [f) f=f-a a=b-a gor Irie Tengh of sven amy be 8 et} sd te ae searched be key 4 ‘Then we use the following steps to find the ne steps ile. 20 < arr [4] i.e. if 20 < 40) > Yes According : * srabng Fibonacci 5 0 Hence retum value of i as the positon of key ‘ote that due to fbonacei numbering the search portion is “, we need to compare very less number of elements, on if (key < Elements{0)): print(‘Element is not present”) exit(0) else: for {in range(1, ind + 1); Mikey < Elements : Start = Index{i- 1] end = Index{i] break of Data Sructres gay Nadie bitinas ———_Searhing ad Sry \ ious method tht make we of ira sing we 2. Inetion Sort 3, Selection Sort 4, Quick for iin range(start, end + 1); if (key == arti] ); flag=1 break ifflag ==1: Print("Element is Found at index’, i) else : descending, = ascending order. Print(‘Element is not present") - a ee ‘in which the elements: from low value to high value In other words elements ae der. Print("\n Program For Index Sequential Search") array = [11,15,22,24,26,32,94,38] n = len(array) Output Program For Index Sequential Search Element is Found at index 5 3.3 + Types of Sorting al sorting techniques. Giajezpisia interna! and exterafl oF [SPU : June-22, Marks 8] 2 0 2 0 8 1 9 4 1,2 be the given list of elements, We oc say Ali] and Afj). If Afi] > AG) then ma oe ¢ Pass | es 4 1 een ORE ia yh we NY i ' 5 10 4 18 7 1 2 — Ae | Gh 5 4 10 18 7 1 2 AND f we) : ei ae ta ee Ks} 10 7 18 1 2 4 | z z 2 Wy VW SOP e TRA. eG 2 1 4a 7 ale oS SA $A 204 See eS Pass It ‘ : ; : ae Ak oe Coe ee = — , oe / : ie KK SKA oe) Yee 5 10 7 elements. ‘ This is the sorted list of ee 0 _ [212 Write a Python program for sorting the elements using Bubble vert ‘def Bubble(arr,n): 2 F t=0 2 8 BR 12 0 8 E a Sr , ia Fundamentals of Date Sructures, 3.18 ——aoen it _ eel {for {in range(n-1) corse 210 do {gmp + Alil/mare Allth element je f//st at previous eloment of Aj} ‘aniloG> =OANDIAU}>tomp)do ring all the previous elements of Ali with {f any greeter element is found then insert. ition ] [ofa eofo]ez]oe] ts] compare 50 and ea : Sorted array Al0.,.n-1] in ascending order Fundamentals of Data Structures Cols] ep eee bated Unsorts zone (eLre] ELRTTS] con so 1 eters in sorted x Lead the elements A(o tine zone um element) fi ene. Ase i ° oO \ 1a 5 (OCOD a EE Ee Sorted Unsorted | See ae zone win Sei ‘loner smallest element is found, swap it with Af) [rolso[so[sofrs] — [eaToe]is] o 1) 2h [+L + [TTT] = Unsonaa eafrofsofeo|solra] Bala] sme 2 (gs 0 1 2 Seem ees Sorted Unsored zane Tone Pepper) fl pass 3: aay) Sorted Unsorted pel zone [voJosTso]15]s0]40]s0[7,) Sorted Hist Fundamentals of Data Sructares 3-3 Searching ag Oo ren 7 5 pivot jy and AGI iReNc es won ee eas fy oe “ y a ui 4 2 3 4 5 j i GE TeTaTeTer] oi Swap AILow] and Af} Pass 5: wre Oia rene 4 te PME Delete Teta] SF ; t Pivot i i po. 4 7 i cet 3 EE n 8 [8 37 8 2 6 This sa sorted 3 ‘Asj> i, we will swap AG] and AfLow] After pass 2: As }> i swap 92 with $7. eet ‘After pass 4: na aa Program For Quick Sor’) : : et" 5 21 Bie sso aren 2 ore Z —— ; ‘Aeyr) Afar pass 5 : = ay oe eer, —— resin range) ’ ne enn) Sef Quick{arrJow high): a Mow>> will then be decrement will be made, Finally, anti] = temp d=ay2 Print(\n Program For Shell Sort’) Print("\nHow many elements are there in Array?") n= int(input()) array = [] iso for i in range(n); Print("\n Enter element in Array’) item = int(input()) array.append{item) print('Original array is\n") print(arrey) ShellSort(array.n) print("\n Sorted Array is") print(array) Output Program For Shell Sort How many elements are there in Array? 5 Enter element in Array 10 Enter element in Array 40 Enter element in Array 50 3 following data in ascending order using Radix Sort 06, 45, 60, 140, 50. EF [SPPU : June, Step 2: Sort the elements according to second last digit and sort them, Second last digit | Element aor onl umber of meni tary + ore the unsorted ME inh gray + now te simple Poel i on he 4, Sort the elements according tothe Jag, 0 00. 0 06 lent by gt by dig, 8 tes second lt ig et 5. Thus the clemens soul! Be ed a 6: store the sorted element inthe ary and prt ue 7. Stop. 1 2 3 4 5 30 6 7 @ Stop 3: Sort the elements according to 100 position of the element and them. ——_— 100" position Element 06,25, 45,50, 60 def countingSort(arr,place): a 140 os n= len(art) Fundamentals of Date Structures 3-29 while i >=-0: index = ari] H place result{count{index % 10] - 1] = ari] Count[index % 10] -= 1 sit #placing back the sorted elements in original for in range(0, n): array = result} print(\n Program For Radix Sor’) ‘Print(\nHow many elements are there in Array?*) 1 = int{input()) ary = [] i=0 for in rango(n): print('\n Enter element in Array’) ‘item = int(input() array append(item) pprint(‘Original array is\n') rint(array) RadixSort(array) print('\n Sorted Array is") rint(azray) Output Program For Radix Sort ‘How many elements are there in Array? 6 3? Gas Wit am algorithm for radi or, ‘hoe he al miner of ene ia ea, 2, Store the unsorted elements inthe ama 3, Now the simple procedure is to sor the elements by digit 4, Sort the elements according tothe last digit then 000. Fundamentals of Data Sructures 3-31 Sethe Soy Sonssponding location of element ie element 1 appeared twice, Alone 2 is not present, element 3 appeared twice tnd element 4 appeared ong TH Count [ 2 [0 2|4 SP 2: Now we will rete anther ary B in which we wil ores of counts for given index. atalt2 aE = oh] = [afenaes) Simply copy first index value of count array 16 B. For filling up rest of the elements to B array copy the sum of previous index value of B with current index value of count array. YW * (es ‘consider array A and B for creating two more amas ‘and Element. | — emai “ CEE A postion 5 positon CEeETT St: Raa sen aa hence copy 4 Searching eng Step 5 : Next elements 3. The poston of tis 4in ray B, ‘CERT 5 co rooton [1 T2 Ta Toys] Step 6 : Next element is 1. The postion of it in aay B is 1, CREE 1 *GPPT roston [7] 2] 8] Bement [3 Ts] 13 Step 7 : Next element is 3. In array B its position is 3. GPP) 8 [o[2[s [es Position [ 1 fat rh iy aaa coy Fundamentals of Data Siractures 3-38 Sst dng print(‘Originel array is\n") ‘print(erray) countingSortazrey) Pinta Sorted Amey i) ea: print(array) print ESS the elements tng bucket an, Output on 2 ee 1D 36 70 goa Program For Counting Sort y st ow many slmiente ae ther in ray? gs: We il SUP 22 AT 8 fg 7 Enter elamentin Amey 5 Enter element in Array 3 Enter element in Aray 5 Q.22 What is Bucket sort algorithm ? é tanec ake Sm is a sorting technique in which ary i paring ia Fe buckets. Each bucket is then sorted individually, using some other sing thm such as insertion sort, 3 Fundamentals of Data Structures 3-37 Q.24 Compare the best case, worst case and average complexitites of various sorting algorithms. Ans. : SSE ting Sorting Average case technique Set [So IO [secre elo): o[aey Sige Radix sort Ofnlogn) O(nlogn) O(nlogn) Quick sort O(nlogn) O(nlogn) O(a?) Heap sort O(nlogn) O(nlogn) O(nlogn) Shell sort Ofalogn) On)

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