Massachusetts Institute of Technology: Erik Demaine and Charles Leiserson's "Quicksort, Randomized Algorithms"

This lecture explains the details of the working of quick sort, which is on average 3 times faster than merge sort. The lecture has 3 parts: the first 20 minutes approximately, or first third, gives the explanation -- watch that part of the lecture. You should revisit the second third, or second and third parts of the lecture when you are in unit 6.2.5, later in our course.

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