A fixed gap "h" is used in one variation of this operation, which improves upon a simpler version in
A fixed gap "h" is used in one variation of this operation, which improves upon a simpler version in which "h" would always equal one. A variation of this operation that can compare least significant digits is called the radix type, and another type of this process randomly places elements and checks if they are correct. One type of this operation uses a pivot to flip elements larger or smaller than the pivot, and notable types of this operation include the "bubble" and "quick" varieties. For 10 points, name this operation which puts elements of a list in order.
A fixed gap "h" is used in one variation of this operation, which improves upon a simpler version in which "h" would always equal one.