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CSCI335 Project - New York Institute of Technology, Manhattan CSCI 335

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Binary Insertion Sort Algorithm 1. Binary insertion sort uses binary search to find an appropriate position to insert A[i] among the previously sorted A[0] ≤ ... ≤ A[i−1]. Give the Pseudocode fo ... r binary insertion sort. 2. Determine algorithm’s worst-case efficiency class regarding the key comparisons. You must give explanation! The worst-case running time of the binary insertion sort is dominated by the j swaps to do the insertion. Therefore, the worst-case running time is O(n^2). Furthermore, since the algorithm only swaps adjacent array elements, the average running time is also O(n^2). 3. Use Java to implement binary insertion sort algorithm to sort a list of student records that contain student's ID, name, age, and GPA. (Use student ID as the sorting key (50%) a. Create a text file containing at least 20 students records b. Your program must write sorted records into another text file. c. Your program must display student records before and after sorting. d. In your project report (in PDF or MS Word format), it should have i. Source codes with comments ii. Input text file (unsorted) iii. Output text file (sorted) iv. Screen snapshot when you run your program to show [Show More]

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