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You are writing a program and want to use a divide and conquer method for sorting the data, a pivot point, and recursion. Which...Question
You are writing a program and want to use a divide and conquer method for sorting the data, a pivot point, and recursion. Which of the following algorithms would fit all the criteria?(1 point)
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bubble sort
bubble sort
quick sort
quick sort
merge sort
merge sort
binary search
Responses
bubble sort
bubble sort
quick sort
quick sort
merge sort
merge sort
binary search
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The algorithm that fits all the criteria of using a divide and conquer method for sorting with a pivot point and recursion is **quick sort**.
- **Quick Sort**: It divides the array into sub-arrays around a pivot element, recursively sorts the sub-arrays, and is a prime example of the divide and conquer strategy.
- **Merge Sort** also uses divide and conquer but does not use a pivot; instead, it merges sorted sub-arrays.
- **Bubble Sort** does not use divide and conquer and is not recursive.
- **Binary Search** is not a sorting algorithm; rather, it is a search algorithm that requires a sorted array.
Therefore, the correct response is **quick sort**.
- **Quick Sort**: It divides the array into sub-arrays around a pivot element, recursively sorts the sub-arrays, and is a prime example of the divide and conquer strategy.
- **Merge Sort** also uses divide and conquer but does not use a pivot; instead, it merges sorted sub-arrays.
- **Bubble Sort** does not use divide and conquer and is not recursive.
- **Binary Search** is not a sorting algorithm; rather, it is a search algorithm that requires a sorted array.
Therefore, the correct response is **quick sort**.
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