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OCR Specification Reference A Level 2.3.1f Why do we disable comments? We want to ensure these videos are always appropriate to use in the classroom. However, we value your feedback, and are happy to consider amendments due to inaccuracies. Please get in touch with us directly at: [email protected] For full support and additional material please visit our web site http://craigndave.org 00:00 Intro 00:11 Algorithms Check List 00:31 Implementing a Merge Sort: What is the Merge Sort Algorithm? 01:11 What are the Applications of a Merge Sort? 01:32 Visualising a Merge Sort 01:51 Merge Sort Pseudocode 02:43 Merge Sort in Simple-Structured English 03:07 From Simple-Structured English to Pseudocode 12:29 Merge Sort Coded in Python 31:16 Final Thoughts 31:24 An Alternative Implementation Using Recursion in Python 32:04 Key Questions 32:23 Essential Algorithms for A Level Computer Science Book 33:27 Outro
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