1. PROCEDURE MERGE SORT (list, first, last) If (first < last) middle = (first + last) div 2 2. Merge Sort (list, first, middle) 3. Merge Sort (list, middle+1,

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1. PROCEDURE MERGE SORT (list, first, last) If (first < last) middle = (first + last) div 2 2. Merge Sort (list, first, middle) 3. Merge Sort (list, middle+1, last) 4. Merge (list, first, middle, last) endif PROCEDURE MERGE While (L1 not empty) AND (L2 not empty) Compare the next pair of items IF (item from L1) <= (item from L2) Then store item from L1 to newlist and get next item from L1 Else store item from L2 to newlist and get next item from L2 Endif Endwhile If (L1 empty) AND (L2 not empty) then copy items in L2 to Newlist Endif If (L1 not empty) AND (L2 empty) then copy items in L1 to newlist endif

LF 1. Merge_Sort (list, first, last)

121 FL If (first < last) middle = (first + last) div 2 1 < 4 YES MIDDLE = = 5 5 DIV 2 = 2 MIDDLE = 2 21 MLF 2. Merge Sort (list, first, middle) 241 MLF 1. Merge Sort (list, first, last) 1 < 2 YES MIDDLE = = 3 3 DIV 2 = 1 MIDDLE = 1

FLM142FLM LIST 1 LIST 2 If (first < last) middle = (first + last) div 2 2. Merge Sort (list, first, middle) 3. Merge Sort (list, middle+1, last) 4. Merge (list, first, middle, last) endif 1. PROCEDURE MERGE SORT (list, first, last) FL

PROCEDURE MERGE While (L1 not empty) AND (L2 not empty) Compare the next pair of items IF (item from L1) <= (item from L2) Then store item from L1 to newlist and get next item from L1 Else store item from L2 to newlist and get next item from L2 Endif Endwhile If (L1 empty) AND (L2 not empty) then copy items in L2 to Newlist Endif If (L1 not empty) AND (L2 empty) then copy items in L1 to newlist endif LIST 1 LIST 2 Newlist 1: 4476

FLM142FLM LIST 1 LIST 2 LIST 1 LIST If (first < last) middle = (first + last) div 2 2. Merge Sort (list, first, middle) 3. Merge Sort (list, middle+1, last) 4. Merge (list, first, middle, last) endif 1. PROCEDURE MERGE SORT (list, first, last) FL

PROCEDURE MERGE While (L1 not empty) AND (L2 not empty) Compare the next pair of items IF (item from L1) <= (item from L2) Then store item from L1 to newlist and get next item from L1 Else store item from L2 to newlist and get next item from L2 Endif Endwhile If (L1 empty) AND (L2 not empty) then copy items in L2 to Newlist Endif If (L1 not empty) AND (L2 empty) then copy items in L1 to newlist endif LIST 1 LIST 2 Newlist 2: 2343

Newlist 2: 2343 Newlist 1: 4476 PROCEDURE MERGE While (L1 not empty) AND (L2 not empty) Compare the next pair of items IF (item from L1) <= (item from L2) Then store item from L1 to newlist and get next item from L1 Else store item from L2 to newlist and get next item from L2 Endif Endwhile If (L1 empty) AND (L2 not empty) then copy items in L2 to Newlist Endif If (L1 not empty) AND (L2 empty) then copy items in L1 to newlist endif NEWLIST

MERGE SORT COMPLETE