Compare Insertion Sort with Bubble Sort in terms of their algorithmic approach.
- Both are comparison-based sorting algorithms
- Bubble Sort is more efficient for large datasets
- Insertion Sort has a quadratic time complexity
- Insertion Sort uses a divide and conquer approach
Both Insertion Sort and Bubble Sort are comparison-based sorting algorithms, but their approaches differ. Insertion Sort builds the sorted part of the array one element at a time, while Bubble Sort repeatedly steps through the list.
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