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		<title>Source code of binary sort on c++</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[<h2>Programming language and development system : C++ , Microsoft Visual Studio.</h2>
<h3>Name of developed program : Binary sort in ascending order.</h3>
<p>Description of <strong>developed program</strong> :</p>
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<p>A program compares to sort, using binary sort, 1000,2000,3000,4000 and 5000 elements. It generate elements themselves.<br />
<strong>Binary sort</strong> (eng. insertion sort) - a simple <strong>algorithm for sorting</strong>.<br />
At each step of the <strong>algorithm</strong> we choose one element of the input data and insert it into the desired position in the already <strong>sorted list</strong>, until the set of input data is reached. Selecting the next item selected from the original array, arbitrary, can be used almost any <strong>algorithm</strong> of choice.<br />
Although this method of <strong>sorting</strong> is much less effective than more sophisticated <strong>algorithms</strong> (such as a rapid screening), it has several advantages: </p>
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<li>easy to implement </li>
<li>effective for small data sets </li>
<li>effective for data sets that are already partially sorted </li>
<li>This sorting algorithm is stable (does not change the order of elements that are already sorted) </li>
<li>can sort the list as it is received</li>
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<p>Created (developed) a program written in C + +. Source programs are well established commented.<br />
If you have questions about the source code created by the program, I would be happy to answer them.<br />
Developed (created) the program can be modified for your environment.<br />
You can order the creation of the graphical equivalent of the console program.<br />
You can order the creation (development) programs, software for your job.</p>
<p>Created ( <strong>developed</strong> ) program written in c++. <strong>Source code</strong> are well commented.<br />
If you have questions about the <strong>source code</strong> created by the <strong>developed program</strong>, I would be happy to answer them.<br />
<strong>Developed</strong> (created) program can be modified for your environment.<br />
You can order the creation of the graphical equivalent of the <strong>console program</strong>.<br />
You can order the creation ( development ) programs, <strong>software</strong> for your tasks.</p>
<div class="cntr">Program results.</div>
<p><img style="padding-left:80px;" title="binary sort" src="/sources/binarysort.gif" alt="binary sort" width="669" height="338" /></p>
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