Holczer Balazs
8.6/10
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Product is rated as #25 in category C++
In this course you will learn about sorting algorithms in C++. From beginner to expert. Every chapter contains a specific sorting algorithm. You will be familiar with comparisan based as well as non–comparison based sorting algorithms. The standard ones such as bubble sort, insertion sort, selection sort, mergesort and quicksort. Of course there are important non–comparison based algorithms such as counting sort and radix sort. Theory and implementation included!
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Courses : 24
Specification: Sorting Algorithms in C++
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| Price | $10.99 |
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| Duration | 3 hours |
| Year | 2019 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
Siddhartha Siddhartha –
Awesome
Shashikanth Lakshmikantha –
Excellent course. Good pace and good set of sorting algorithms. Use of templates is so clear….I felt like I have known templates all my life! Esp using the same template pattern for all sorting types really enforces the idea.
Dharnisha Jaya –
I think You can put more Quiz question rather than putting really easy simple questions. For example, you can ask a lot more about theory behind these algorithms by changing criteria just a bit. Also I am sure people want to know more about time and memory complexities. O(log N) vs O(N) What does this mean? In terms of Upper bounds and lower bounds? That kind of approach will put more meaning into these algorithms rather than just scripting them. Overall not a bad course. I learned to implement some important Algorithms. Thank you for this lecture.
Pujan Agarwal –
good
Julian Guarin Reyes –
He knows what is the important concept to understand and goes right to it.
Jason Lemon –
Pretty thorough.
Morgan Weiss –
Speaks very clear about each algorithm and shows you how he would create a generic program to implement it.
Tom –
Well explained course with not only code but also with the explanation how the algorithms are working. The heap sort unfortunately was not explained. A good thing would be to incorporate or make an add on course on Data structure as BST,AVL,dictionary implementations etc. They are closely related to algorithms.
Ahmed Jabobub –
Straight to the point, with excellent explanation!
Mandy Olivo –
Could improve by providing simple examples based on analogies if the person doesn‘t understand textbook explanations.
Waylon Luo –
The lectures are clear. The quizzes needs to be harder.