A few other algorithms would have fit the bill just as well, but bubblesort is perfectly adequate, so that's what will likely ship. More complex algorithms end up losing out due to greater initial overhead or larger ROM size.
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A few other algorithms would have fit the bill just as well, but bubblesort is perfectly adequate, so that's what will likely ship. More complex algorithms end up losing out due to greater initial overhead or larger ROM size.
Surely, now that this made the news, there will be an investigation into the fraudulent behavior of Dollar General and Family Dollar.
Left unsaid is that both Dollar General and Family Dollar would become unprofitable if they stop tricking customers. (Both companies typically earn only 3-4% on sales.)
You might want to recheck the definition of normative. Yours is a non-standard usage and you will be misunderstood if you continue to use it that way.
Norm is is, Normative is ought.
> Normative: pertaining to giving directives or rules
> Synonyms: prescriptive
IMHO schizophrenia is a breakdown in the barrier between imagination and processing of reality.
Autism and the like is an inability to process social cues like a blind person might have a damaged visual cortex.
I don't believe that insertion/selection sort is easier to grasp. Can you type it from memory, without looking it up? Here's bubble sort: