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bogosort is the fastest sorting algorithm
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bogosort is the fastest sorting algorithm
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@GregHogg

1 week ago

Master data structures and algorithms for FREE at algomap.io/!

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@pacificaaaa

1 week ago

Pure technicality: O(inf) isn't a thing since it implies inf to be a constant number, which it isn't. Bogosort is usually is referred by its average case, which is O(n*n!)

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@thegavinjackson

1 week ago

Quantum bogosort is my algorithm of choice

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@hunorfekete7413

1 week ago

Miracle sort has the best time complexity of also almost float("inf")

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@user-AboxthatDrools

19 hours ago

THEORETICALLY, BOGOSORT IS THE FASTEST SORT ALGORITHM BUT THAT'S ONLY IF YOU'RE REALLY, REALLY LUCKY. BEST CASE IF THE FIRST ITERATION OF THE ARRAY IS SORTED.

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@freeottis

2 days ago

That’s assuming that the RNG is purely random, which it never is.

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@brainix

1 week ago

Bogosort

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@mage1over137

1 week ago

There is another sorting algorithm that has a best case of O(1) but all other cases O(inf). Miracle sort, is it sorted? Yes, good you're done on the first step, no, wait for a miracle and check again.

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@alamgirhossain4094

1 week ago

I am 16 years old and in school. Though coding is not in my syllabus, I try to learn it by myself on youtube and solving problems on leetcode(only solved like 10 in 30 in only c++) as I really like solving problems and find coding very fascinating. So I want to ask you fine gentlemen and ladies what should I do to learn about coding from top to bottom and what path should I take to make it a potential method of earning in future.
Also why do you say "Big" O of etc. etc.

Thanks for your valuable time.

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@abcd-k7n7d

1 week ago

This is bogo sort but worse

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@michaelvaller

5 days ago

BOGO is the name I know for this

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@ethanh20009

1 week ago

I dont know if im being baited but its normally referred as O(n!) average

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@pouriapmd6077

1 week ago

Technically, O notation is an upper bound and by definition, it implies that the function only need to be smaller than the O notation for a certain coefficient and from a certain n, so, by definition, every algorithm is O(Infinity)!

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@demetrous-yt

1 week ago

Las Vegas sort

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@Safar___nama

4 days ago

Bogus sort algorithm

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@abdelazizkara2352

1 week ago

In my perception O infinity means the algorithm will never find the solution. But in this algorithm you have high probability to get the result in 5! tries (or n!).
Edit : Ok I get it. I understand that whenever we have random or a probability, the worst case is infinity.

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@luckytrinh333

6 days ago

But it has a best case time of O(1) 😊

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@GabeWaldeck

6 days ago

From all of the sorting algorithms, my favorite is the Miracle Sort. K, so… You have a list of items that you want to sort. And you. just. leave. it.. for eternity.

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@joseluislopes3956

6 days ago

Miracle sort obviously

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@jonahw6516

5 days ago

boggo sort but to have a time complexity of infinity it would require it to be impossible. I could take an array the size of the human genome(3 billion items) and given an infinite amount of time, we would eventually finish.

3b factorial is still a finite number although it is astronomically big. It would probably take longer then 100 times the age of the sun but eventually you could get an answer.

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