Which sort algorithm starts with an initial sequence of size 1, which is assumed to be sorted, and increases the size of the sorted sequence in the array in each iteration? insertion sort selection sort merge sort quicksort

The correct answer is "Insertion Sort".

Explanation:

Insertion sort seems to be a specific sorting or ordering algorithm which creates one element at the same time, the ultimate sorted list. This sorting sophistication seems to be O (n) for the best scenario and O (n2) for the worst category.

Sort of insertion throughout java has always been a decent option for limited array sizes and even when you recognize the elements or items are mostly ordered. Kind of insertion requires a nested loop like upper as well as lower loop.