Radix Sort vs Bubble Sort: A comparative Analysis of two Popular Sorting Algorithms

In this video, we dive into the world of sorting algorithms, comparing and contrasting Radix sort and Bubble sort algorithms used in computer science. Learn how these two algorithms work, their strengths and weaknesses, and when to use them.

Radix Sort vs Bubble Sort: Video Description

Bubble sort algorithm sorts an array from the lowest to the highest by comparing each value with the next value. In so doing, higher values bubble up after each comparison. Radix sort uses counting sort to efficiently sort integers, while Bubble sort uses a simple iterative approach. We will also talk about the time complexity of each algorithm.Given that the runtime of bubble sort algorithm increases fast as the numbers increase, there are better sorting algorithms.

radix sort vs bubble sort

Radix sort algorithm is better than bubble sort algorithm for sorting a large array of numbers. It sorts an array by individual digits, starting with the least significant digit (LSD).

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C. O. Daniel

C. O. Daniel holds degrees in Computer Science and certifications from CompTIA and Microsoft. His areas of interest include computer networking, cybersecurity and programming.

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