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Hi, For the question below it is exercise 30 in section 4.3 of discrete mathemat

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Hi,


For the question below it is exercise 30 in section 4.3 of discrete mathematics by johnsonbaugh


The area that I have problem with is the begining. It says when is even and odd. for line 2 to line 5,

do I ignore that since  that is if n = 1


Should I put a number for m and use induction?


30. Find the exact number of comparisons (lines 10, 15, 17, 24,

and 26) required by the following algorithm when n is even

and when n is odd. Find a theta notation for this algorithm.


Input:  s1, s2, . . . , sn, n


Output:  large (the largest item in s1, s2, . . . , sn), small

(the smallest item in s1, s2, . . . , sn)


1.  large small(s, n, large, small) {

2.  if (n == 1) {

3. large = s1

4. small = s1

5. return

6.  }

7.  m = 2n/2

8.  i = 1

9.  while (i ? m ? 1) {

10. if (si  > si +1)

11. swap(si , si +1)

12. i = i + 2

13.  }

14.  if (n > m) {

15. if (sm ?1 > sn)

16. swap(sm ?1, sn)

17. if (sn > sm)

18. swap(sm, sn)

19.  }

20.  small = s1

21.  large = s2

22.  i = 3

23.  while (i ? m ? 1) {

24. if (si  < small)

25. small = si

26. if (si +1 > large)

27. large = si +1

28. i = i + 2

29.  }

30.  }

Explanation / Answer

dont ignore that n == 1 part.

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