How to solve coding problems more efficiently by sorting the input data.
My favorite sorting algorithm, bucket sort came to my mind. 😃
Bucket sort almost sounds like bending reality because you create buckets first and then try to fit your input into what you know is already sorted.
It's kind of removing the problem at step 1) - and creating a different problem.
Algorithms like bucket sort and counting sort are great when they can be applied. They can reduce the time complexity from quadratic to linear.
Very interesting article Fernando.
It's amazing how useful sorting can be for different types of solutions. Almost like a building block for solving more complex problems.
Also, thanks for the shoutout!
Using sorting algorithms like a preprocessing step is like taking a shortcut :)
Interesting point of view, Fernando!
It's cool how a simple sorting step can turn complex, inefficient solutions into sleek, optimized ones.
Thanks for the mention!
Very nice article! I've written a lot about sorting and pre-processing data on my publication, I think you compiled all that very nicely into one post. Enjoyed reading it!
Thanks for the restack!
My favorite sorting algorithm, bucket sort came to my mind. 😃
Bucket sort almost sounds like bending reality because you create buckets first and then try to fit your input into what you know is already sorted.
It's kind of removing the problem at step 1) - and creating a different problem.
Algorithms like bucket sort and counting sort are great when they can be applied. They can reduce the time complexity from quadratic to linear.
Very interesting article Fernando.
It's amazing how useful sorting can be for different types of solutions. Almost like a building block for solving more complex problems.
Also, thanks for the shoutout!
Using sorting algorithms like a preprocessing step is like taking a shortcut :)
Interesting point of view, Fernando!
It's cool how a simple sorting step can turn complex, inefficient solutions into sleek, optimized ones.
Thanks for the mention!
Very nice article! I've written a lot about sorting and pre-processing data on my publication, I think you compiled all that very nicely into one post. Enjoyed reading it!
Thanks for the restack!