Insertion sort algorithm 

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For average case, we can assume that T(n) = (c1+c3)*(n-1) + {1+2+3+4+ ... +n-1}*(c2/2) . We can assume that inner loop will run i/2 times for each i, and not i times. So, 2nd term in expression will be n(n-1)*c2/2 .. Still it will be something like an^2 + bn + c

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Wow! what an amazing way to demonstrate the insertion sort. I am so glad I stumbled upon this video. Great job on the explanation. Thank you so much. Mycodeschool tutorials are in my opinion, the best videos for budding programmers.

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Nice explanation. On an fun note. "A[hole]" hehe, its interesting you went with this nomenclature for insertion sort.

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This explanation is quite simple and intuitive. Great job and thank you :)

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This is the first time I actually understood Insertion Sort. Thanks !

Love the use of your illustrations, very helpful video!

Excellent explanation using intuitive example first and pseudo-code then. Thanks, man, and keep doing helpful tutorials like that!

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He keeps inserting into different holes. Or A[holes], which is worse. This algorithm is rather promiscuous.

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Thank you sir! You helped me understand insertionSort in 6 minutes of your video.

Rather than filling those holes we can simply swap elements as shown in the code. This will ultimately lead to the same thing. CODE:- void insertionSort(vector&v){ for(int i=1;i0&&v[hole-1]>value){ int temp=v[hole]; v[hole]=v[hole-1]; v[hole-1]=temp; hole--; } } }

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This algorithm is a pain in my A[hole].

Spent hours trying to understand this cleared it up thanks

Awesome video, especially with all the other sorting algo videos.

Made my life a whole lot easier. Thanks.

The way you have explained this topic so easily is fantastic!! I am new to algorithms and this tutorial has just lifted up my spirit to learn more ^_^ Excellent job done ^_^ Best of luck ^_^

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lol A[hole]. Very good video though. You teach better than my professor.

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good work guys, this video is so helpful for me to understand the logic of sorting .

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Thank you so much . This video was really helpful, helped me visualize the logical aspect of if very well

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Great explanation! The following code (C++) can also be used as an alternative, which basically a roughly condensed version of your code. This places an element in an array in its right place, everything within one loop. No new variables, no new assignments. Anyway, love your videos! #include using namespace std; int main() { int n; coutn; int A[n]; cout0){ int x=A[i-1]; A[i-1]=A[i]; A[i]=x; i--; } } cout

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Listening to all your sorting algorithms, I have a thought/query: our final intent is same as to sort, but how do we remember the individual algorithms (bubble, selection, insertion...? ) or at least differentiate them while choosing or implementing? Thanks.

Thanks Bro I was trying to understand this particular code about 1.30 hours> while(1) {thanks for your simulation}

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Wonderful explanation bro, thanks

you should also talk about the space complexity in big-O notation...

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thank you for your intuitive explanation, sir.

i believe you need to change thecondition in outer for loop. it should run till N time instead of N-1 as you are already starting At 1 position. In current situation the last element in array will not be sorted(considering condition as i

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instead using the inner while loop we can also use a for loop there it makes the code pretty easy.

Thanks for very useful lecture and especially subtitled video

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thank you friend you really help me to understand insertion sort and trace table for that; respect++

Very well explained videos. Thanks

so basically, on each iteration, we swap in reverse order and pushing smallest element at the start of array: for( let i = 1, len = arr.length; i < len; i++ ) for( let j = i; j > 0 && arr[j-1] > arr[j]; j-- ) swap(arr, j-1, j);

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Thanks for the same problem found in Introduction to algorithms book.

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Very nice explanation sir about sorting

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