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  Tutorial: Extra Storage Merge Sort in Java

In this example we are going to sort integer values of an array using extra storage merge sort.

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In extra storage merge sorting algorithm the unsorted values divide into two equal parts iteratively and create an array for store data value in extra storage. Then merge the two parts , sort it and store into an array .

Then again merge the next part , sort it and store into an array. Do it iteratively until the values are not in sorted order. In this sorting the number of elements must be even.


 

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