2The known data sequence is (130, 116, 48492, 8, 236, 350, 66, 25, 371), please give the schematic diagram of radix sorting process

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Given sequence:

                        130, 116, 48492, 8, 236, 350, 66, 25, 371

 

Max element = 48492 has 5 digits, so we make all numbers as 5 digits.

 

New sequence:

                        00130, 00116, 48492, 00008, 00236, 00350, 00066, 00025, 00371

 

First step: sorting in Ascending order, consider one’s place:

 

            00130,00350,00371,48492,00025,00116,00236,00066,00008

 

Second Step: consider 10’s place

 

            00008,00116,00025,00130,00236,00350,00066,00371,48492

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