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Divide and conquer is an algorithm design paradigm based on multi-branched recursion. In this course, the educator will cover all the D & C methods like linear search, Binary search, Merge sort, Quick sort, Matrix multiplication, Integer multiplication, Min-Max Algorithm, set Algorithms, Tree representation, Priority Queue, and Heap.
25 lessons • 3h 39m
Course Overview
9:50mins
Mark Distribution (Gate CS and IT)
7:03mins
Linear Search and Binary Search (Gate CS and IT )
14:56mins
Merge Sort (Gate CS and IT)
15:00mins
Quick Sort (Gate CS snd IT)
12:28mins
Integer Multiplication (Gate CS and IT)
10:29mins
Matrix multiplication and Min-Max Algorithm (Gate CS and IT)
7:38mins
Tree Representation (Gate CS and IT)
9:07mins
Heap Sort and Priority Queue
10:03mins
Shell Sort (Gate CS and IT)
7:15mins
Radix sort (Gate CS & IT)
7:32mins
Analysis of different sorting techniques (Gate Cs and IT)
7:01mins
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