In the sub-module on relations, we discussed total orders. Total orders allow you to sort the elements in a list. Why is sorting such an important operation in computing?

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Bailey Delgado

Computers & Technology

14 November, 19:08

In the sub-module on relations, we discussed total orders. Total orders allow you to sort the elements in a list. Why is sorting such an important operation in computing?

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Livia · Answer 1

The correct answer to the following question will be Option "b" and "d".

Explanation:

The given question is incomplete, options are missing. The complete question is:

(a) A ordered program runs more efficiently.

(b) Queries or claims move faster.

(c) There's less risk the data will be lost.

(d) Although printing out a text is readable.

Now,

Sorting involves organizing the information or data in the sequence to have assented or descending. It's any process that involves organizing the data in such a logical addition to being able to comprehend, understand, interpret or imagine.

Usually, data is ordered in either increasing or decreasing direction which is based on objective numbers or counts but may also be categorized based on the descriptions of the component standards.

So, it's the right answer.