Computers and Technology, 29.05.2021 03:40 benjamenburton1

In our discussion of Linear-Time Sorting, we talked about an algorithm called radix sort, which does successive iterations of another algorithm called counting sort, with each of those iterations focused on one digit (e. g., sorting by the last digit and ignoring all the others, sorting by the second-to-last digit and ignoring all the others, or whatever). Suppose that you replaced counting sort, at each step, with a hypothetical algorithm that was faster than counting sort but was not stable. If you did, would you expect radix sort to still come up with a correct result

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