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Which sorting algorithm can be most efficient when the number of records to be sorted is small

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asked May 3 in Programming Languages & Algorithms by (user.guest)

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The Insertion Sort Algorithm is most efficient when the number of records to be sorted is small. This is because the time function in insertion sort is small.

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