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Heap sort is generally faster than bubble sort, shell sort, and insertion sort for sorting large data sets. While bubble sort and insertion sort are simple algorithms, their performance degrades quickly as the number of elements increases. Shell sort is more efficient than bubble sort but has greater complexity than heap sort. Heap sort has near linear time performance on average and requires less comparisons than other common algorithms like quicksort.

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Heap sort is generally faster than bubble sort, shell sort, and insertion sort for sorting large data sets. While bubble sort and insertion sort are simple algorithms, their performance degrades quickly as the number of elements increases. Shell sort is more efficient than bubble sort but has greater complexity than heap sort. Heap sort has near linear time performance on average and requires less comparisons than other common algorithms like quicksort.

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Merge sort .... first half contains elements less than pivot. C second half ...

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19 Dec 2007 ... Shell sort (see below) is a variant of insertion sort that is more efficient for
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moreconstraints. ... algorithms for sorting small numbers of elements (sets
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