Evaluate two sorting or two search algorithms : Selection sort demonstration and complexity analysis

The video tutorial explains the selection sort algorithm, which sorts a list by repeatedly finding the smallest element and moving it to the beginning. The process involves using a spot marker to track sorted sections and iterating through the list to perform swaps. The video also covers the complexity of the algorithm, which is O(n^2), and encourages viewers to implement the algorithm in Python.

What is the main idea behind the selection sort algorithm?

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How does selection sort differ from bubble sort in terms of sorting direction?

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Describe the process of the first iteration in the selection sort algorithm.

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What happens to the spot marker after each iteration in selection sort?

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How can you visualize the sorted and unsorted parts of the list during the selection sort process?

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Explain why the complexity of selection sort is considered O(N^2).

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What is the significance of dropping lower order terms when analyzing algorithm complexity?

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