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""" | ||
COUNTING SORT ALGORITHM | ||
Assumption : | ||
1. Element of array should be integer | ||
2. Each integer should be in the range of [0, 10000000] | ||
Time Complexity : O(max_value) | ||
Space Complexity : O(max_value) | ||
""" | ||
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def countingSort(unsorted_arr): | ||
""" Sort natural number by counting sort algorithm """ | ||
max_value = max(unsorted_arr) | ||
# Create a count array kind of like the hash map of size max_value | ||
count = [0 for _ in range(max_value + 1)] | ||
for x in unsorted_arr: | ||
# Get the count of each element of the unsorted array | ||
count[x] += 1 | ||
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# Store element in non-decreasing order | ||
sorted_arr = [] | ||
for x in range(max_value+1): | ||
# Since we are iterating in ascending order, hence it is known for sure that | ||
# anay element which is going to append to the "sorted_arr" will be in sorted array | ||
for y in range(count[x]): | ||
sorted_arr.append(x) | ||
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return sorted_arr | ||
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# Get a list of integer from the user | ||
unsorted_arr = list(map(int, input().strip().split())) | ||
# Print sorted list of integer | ||
print(*countingSort(unsorted_arr)) | ||
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Why is there an asterisk between starting parentheses and countingSort? @lowjack1