For the following function, what is the algorithm paradigm?
void algo(int idx, int[] num){
int min = Integer.MAX;
int pos = -1;
for(int x=idx;x
min = num[x];
pos = x;
}
num[pos] = num[idx];
num[idx] = min;
if(idx < num.length) algo(idx+1, num);
}
a. Recursive
b. Divide and conquer
c. Greedy
d. Dynamic programming problem
a. Recursive
This function implements the insertion sort recursively. While it recursively divides the array one element at a time, it does not split the array and then recombine the sorted smaller arrays. So this function is recursive but not divide and conquer approach to algorithms.
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