(a)
1st iteration(for loop)--
i=2,j=1 , there will only be 1 while loop iteration and if the A[j].checknumber>A[i].checknumber they will be swapped
so now , first 2 elements of array are sorted
2nd iteration(for loop)--
i=3,j=2, now if A[i].checknumber>A[j].checknumber we dont
need to check further as the first two elements are already
sorted
and if
A[j].checknumber>A[i].checknumber then the algorithm will find
the correct place for A[i] and place it there.
so the array till i will become
sorted.
Kth iteration(foor loop)--
i=k,j=k-1, now array till index k-1 is already sorted.
So if
A[k].checknumber>A[k-1].checknumber then the array is already
sorted.
If
A[k].checknumber<A[k-1].checknumber then we need to find the
correct place for A[k] and place it there.
Last iteration(for loop)--
Let length of array=l
i=l,j=l-1, now array till index l-1 is already sorted.
So if
A[l].checknumber>A[l-1].checknumber then the array is already
sorted.
If
A[l].checknumber<A[l-1].checknumber then we need to find the
correct place for A[l] and place it there.
And hence the whole array will become sorted.
(b)
Worst case is when the array is sorted in decreasing order
checknumber wise.
In every iteration we need to traverse all the way back to the
first element.
Time complexity in worst case -- O(n2)
(c)
Tight bound for the worst case runtime O(n2)
(d)
Best case is when the array is already sorted in increasing order
checknumber wise.
We just need n comparisions in that case.
We will never enter inside the inner while loop.
Time complexity in best case -- O(n)
(e)
Tight bound for the best case runtime is O(n)
(f)
As it is given in the question that chronologically ordered list is almost already sorted by check number so Merge sort take O(nlogn) time in best case but the given algorithm which is Insertion sort takes O(n) time in best case.So I would recommend using Insertion sort in this particular problem.
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