Learn Merge Sort in 13 minutes 🔪

Merge sort algorithm tutorial example explained
#merge #sort #algorithm
// merge sort = recursively divide array in 2, sort, re-combine
// run-time complexity = O(n Log n)
// space complexity = O(n)
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[@ernestselman3955]

Hey Bro Code, thanks for the video. It really helped me learn MergeSort. I have a question. In your implementation, would the memory requirements be nlog(n) or n? Since you are creating copies of the arrays as you go down recursively, that would be adding to the memory. If I make the mergeSort method by passing a reference of the original array and indexes representing the start and end of left and right subarrays, then only create the required copies in the merge method before backtracking, wouldn't the maximum memory used be the last step where we would have copies of the entire original array and therefore memory utilization would be 2n or just n?

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