sortbased
sortbased refers to a family of algorithms in computer science that rely on sorting as a primary operation to solve a problem. Rather than directly manipulating data structures to find a solution, these algorithms first arrange the input data in a specific order (e.g., ascending or descending) and then leverage this sorted order to efficiently deduce the answer. This approach can simplify complex problems by making certain operations, such as searching, finding adjacent elements, or determining counts, much easier and faster.
The core idea behind sortbased algorithms is that a sorted list or array provides valuable structural information.
Common examples of problems solved using sortbased techniques include finding the median of a set of numbers,