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Sorting Data are arranged according to their values. Sorting algorithms: 1. Selection Sort 2. Bubble Sort 3. Insertion Sort

Selection Sort concept

Selection Sort Example

Bubble Sort Concept

Bubble Sort Example

Insertion Sort Concept

Insertion Sort Example

Searching The process uses to find the location of a target among the list of objects. In array, find the location ( index) of the first element in the array given the value. Searching algorithms: 1. Sequential Search – used when list is unordered 2. Binary Search – list is ordered Search Concept

Sequential Search concept – Locating data in unordered list

Sequential Search concept – Unsuccessful search in unordered list

Binary Search Example

Unsuccessful Binary Search Example