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PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL SORTING ALGORITHMS

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Internal sorting algorithms constitute a class of util ity programs that are widely used in performing routine computing operations . This thesis examines the t heory and structu res of these algorithms and ill ustrates their basic principles with flowcharts and tabular presentations. PASCAL codes were also developed and implemented for the methods.

PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF INTERNAL SORTING ALGORITHMS

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