comparison-based sorting algorithms
Comparison-based sorting algorithms are a class of algorithms that perform sorting by comparing elements in a collection. They use pairwise comparisons to determine the relative order of elements and rearrange them accordingly. This type of algorithm relies on the ability to compare elements using comparison operators, typically greater than or less than. Examples of comparison-based sorting algorithms include bubble sort, insertion sort, and quicksort.
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