Explain the process of radix sort step by step with an example.
- Applications and use cases of radix sort
- Pseudocode and implementation details
- Step-wise explanation
- Theoretical analysis and proofs
Radix sort involves sorting elements based on individual digits. Starting from the least significant digit (LSD) to the most significant digit (MSD), elements are grouped and rearranged. The process is repeated until all digits are considered, resulting in a sorted array. Pseudocode and implementation details provide a clearer understanding.
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