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Which of the following sorting algorithms is the most efficient in terms of time complexity AND...

Which of the following sorting algorithms is the most efficient in terms of time complexity AND space complexity?

A)

bubble sort
B)

quick sort
C)

merge sort
D)

heap sort
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Answer #1

Answer:-

quick sort

Explanation:-

Quick sorting algorithm is the most efficient in terms of time complexity AND space complexity why because

* QuickSort is faster in execution.

* Quick Sort doesn’t require any extra storage whereas merge sort requires.

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