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[@JbrDeveloper]

great job brother animation so helpful to understand the algo

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🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: Insertion sort *is a simple sorting algorithm inspired by how we organize cards in our hands.* Insertion sort *divides the array into sorted and unsorted parts.* It iterates *through the unsorted part, inserting elements into their correct positions in the sorted part.* An example *of sorting an unsorted array using insertion sort is demonstrated.* Insertion sort *technique:* - *Divide the array into sorted and unsorted parts.* - *Insert elements from the unsorted part into their correct positions in the sorted part.* - *Repeat until the entire array is sorted.* The next *lecture will cover the implementation of insertion sort using code and animation.* Made with HARPA AI

[@ParameswariAngalakuditi]

Nice! it would be great if discuss the complexities also in your videos

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[@PrajwalHs11]

Sir, in this (n-1) is maximum pass, right no? Can the number of passes vary according to the input?

[@karentechnologies3990]

I think the answer is yes. assume that the input array is 12365 in that case you'll have only 1 pass done

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Nice........

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