State the order of magnitude in Big-O notation (assuming there are N elements), and explain your answer in detail for the following operations.
2. Sorting an array using quick sort.
Answer 2:
Sorting an array using quicksort will take
means that to sort an array of size N, quicksort will not perform worse than the order of . Although, it may sort the array in order of time.
On analysing worst-case and best case it is safe to state that quicksort will take time to sort an array of N elements.
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