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Match the following sorting algorithms with their primary usage:
Match the following sorting algorithms with their primary usage:
Bubble Sort = Simple sorting algorithm with poor performance Merge Sort = Efficient sorting algorithm for large datasets Quick Sort = Fast in-place sorting algorithm with average performance Insertion Sort = Suitable for small datasets and partially sorted arrays
Match the following data structures with their primary usage:
Match the following data structures with their primary usage:
Array = Storing a collection of elements of the same data type Linked List = Dynamic data structure with efficient insertion and deletion Stack = Last in, first out data structure for function calls and parsing Queue = First in, first out data structure for scheduling and buffering
Match the following algorithm paradigms with their primary usage:
Match the following algorithm paradigms with their primary usage:
Greedy Algorithm = Optimal solution for a subset of optimization problems Dynamic Programming = Efficient solution to overlapping subproblems Divide and Conquer = Efficiently solves problems by breaking them into smaller, independent subproblems Backtracking = Finding all solutions to a computational problem
