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Merge sort, from first principles. Two sorted piles of exam papers and one easy trick: take the smaller front. We see why repeated ... Discord Community: discord.gg/dK6cB24ATp GitHub Repository: github.com/geekific-official/ In the past few weeks, ... The binary search tree, from first principles. A librarian must find one book among a million: shelve them so every node sends a ... Counting sort, from first principles. A teacher drops eight exam papers into five labelled trays and reads them back in order, with ... Cyclic sort, from first principles. Eight guests hold tickets numbered one to eight and most sit in the wrong seats: send each ticket ... A star pathfinding, from first principles. A robot must cross a warehouse with a shelf in the way: given a grid with walls, a start and ... The segment tree, from first principles. A shop logs a price every day and someone asks for the lowest price between two days, ... Depth first search and topological sort, from first principles. You are getting dressed and some things must go first: given tasks with ... Radix sort, from first principles. A clerk sorts eight three digit tickets into ten pigeonholes, one digit at a External merge sort, from first principles. A clerk whose desk fits four cards must sort a huge stack: she sorts four at a Quicksort, from first principles. A line of students, one pivot, shorter to the left and taller to the right. We see why merge sort pays ... Quickselect, from first principles. A coach has eight runners and wants only the third fastest: she picks a pivot, splits the rest faster ...