One version of this process was evaluated using E. coli and is called the Burnt Pancake problem. A variant of a popular metho
One version of this process was evaluated using E. coli and is called the Burnt Pancake problem. A variant of a popular method for doing this action uses a three way radix, while another uses the median of three. One method of doing this removes the maximal element of its namesake data structure, then rebuilds that structure and repeats. C.A.R. Hoare developed a variety of this process that uses [*] pivot values. The bubble variety of this process compares and swaps pairs of items and its worst case run time is big O of n squared. Coming in heap, merge, and quick varieties, for 10 points, name this action by which an algorithm arranges a list of items in a specific order.
One version of this process was evaluated using E. coli and is called the Burnt Pancake problem.
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