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In Lesson 23, we studied the quadratic sorting algorithms. We saw how the number of steps required increased as an N2 factor when sorting N elements. In the next two lessons we will study two recursive sorts, mergesort and quicksort, which work by dividing lists in half. In this lesson, after solving a preliminary merge problem, you will code a recursive mergesort. The key topics for this lesson are:
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