And then minus 8z squared divided by minus 8 is just plus z squared.

This is the card sorter.

Agloe is a scrabblization of the initials of the two guys who made this map

And you might say, wait Sal, that's very easy.

Here's an example of the puzzle you're going to solve.

Then I arrange them so I can get them quick.

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There is already a sort function in Python. You literally can call a.sort() and that will sort a in place just the way I've asked you to do.

Or I should say, it will return a but now a itself is sorted, the list that a is referring to is now sorted.

And so on for the other phrases. So far, that's all pretty straight forward.

So we get 5 plus 5 8, and then we distribute the negative sign, minus 2 minus 1 5.

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So I don't want my_sort() to return a copy of the list. I want, after I call my_sort() on a , if I then refer to a

And what you're going to see, and hopefully you appreciate as we go deeper and deeper into this, there's 're many many many many ways to sort things.

And there's no reason why the area of this should be any different than that.

Save those. Kill off the rest.

Here we have a word game that's kind of like a mash up between Scrabble and Boggle.

That's a monolingual model rather than a bilingual model.

There's essentially only one such network.

You're quite right, and it's not quite assimilated into the system.

And the end of that phrase is at seven. And so the distortion there from three to seven is a distortion of four.

There are seven nodes in this graph, and I've numbered them 0 through 6.

And when I say in place I'm saying it's actually going to work on the actual list.

Automatically rename files have them sort in given order

Let's say I want to sort numbers, as a simple example I've done it with.

What I want is, after I call my_sort() on a list, that the list itself gets resorted.

It's not the most efficient way to sort things.

And then after that I'll my best to hand it

I said. Your breakfast is ready, sir, said

And then finally, I have this positive three, this plus three right over here.

The median is a bit more difficult to compute.

let's say I do print(a), if I do print(a) then that will literally return a sorted version of a .

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I'll block them from view, so nobody can see what you're doing.

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Okay. So in this video, we'll get our first sense of what it's actually like to analyze an algorithm.

So let's cross this off.

First, there is a function called sorted.

In the n 4 case, we have two n 2 graphs, and then the algorithms arbitrarily orders the two nodes and the two subgraphs, but it looks the same either way.

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A lot of numbers there. A lot of numbers.