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The main "value" in the domain of sorting problems is the number of elements in your collection. A subproblem also considers the elements to be integers, then
by libealistand 3y ago
The main "value" in the domain of sorting problems is the number of elements in your collection.
A subproblem also considers the elements to be integers, then they become another "value" domain. (But in general, sorting problems only need their elements to be comparable, not necessarily integers.)