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Video Pembelajaran | Kurikulum Nasional | Informatika Kelas X | Pengurutan [Sorting]

10:18EnglishBy TANDA GENAP OFFICIALTranscribed Jul 29, 2026
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Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi

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wabarakatuh peace be upon you Om

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Swastiastu Namu Buddha and greetings of

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virtue to all of us welcome

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to the learning video for the

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implementation of the Merdeka curriculum,

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creative, active, independent and equivalent learning.

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Our lesson today is

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Informatics with the theme of sorting or

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sorting equivalent to grade 10 of high school.

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First of all, we

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congratulate those of you who have become

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students at the PKBM even sign, hopefully

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you can become

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creative, active and independent learners before

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starting to learn let us pray

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according to our respective religions and beliefs

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so that the material we

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learn can be useful and become

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abundant and beneficial for all of us

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amen Let's start

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this lesson with a statement that neatness is the

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basis of beauty with a

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starting question, namely Why must it be sorted

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in its history the sorting method has

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existed since ancient times when humans

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needed a way to organize and

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group data in

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everyday life but in the field of computing the

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development of the sorting method began in the

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early 20th century one of the

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first sorting methods developed was

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Bubble Sort which was created in

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1956 by a computer scientist

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named John Marty This method is quite

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simple where Data is sorted by

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comparing adjacent elements

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one by one and swapping

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positions if necessary but Bubble

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sword is slow and inefficient

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in

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1959 a mathematician named

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Donald Shell Developed a

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new sorting method known as Shell

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sort this method is a development

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of Bubble Sort but by doing

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sorting in an intrusive way that is by

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comparing and swapping

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separate elements with a certain Jack Shell sword is

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faster than Bubble sword

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but still has weaknesses in

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some cases in

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1960 a new sorting method called

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quick sort was discovered by a

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computer scientist named Charles Anthony Richard

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Howard quicksort uses the approach

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in Fight and chqu where Data is split

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into two parts then sorted

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recursively quick sort becomes

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one of the most efficient

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and widely used sorting methods to date

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After you know the history of the next

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sorting method or sorting

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we will find out about the

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types of sorting methods as well as their

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advantages and disadvantages Well

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here are the types of sorting methods one

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Bubble Sort Bubble sword is

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one of the easiest sorting methods to

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understand the principle is to compare

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two adjacent data elements and

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swap them if the order is wrong Bubble

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sword is suitable for use on large amounts of data

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which is relatively small but has a

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weakness in the very large amount of data

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because it takes

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quite a long time two insertion sort insertion sort

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compares one by one the data elements

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from left to right and compares it

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with the previous data if the data to be

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inserted is smaller than the

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existing data then the data will be inserted

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in the right position insert S is suitable for

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use in the medium amount of data

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three selection short selection short

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selects the smallest or largest data in

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each iteration then inserts it

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in the appropriate position selection short is

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more efficient than Bubble sword

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because it only exchanges data

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once in each iteration four

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merord merord uses a

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recursive method to break data into

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smaller parts then sorts the

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parts and

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combines them back into

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whole data merord is suitable for use in

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large amounts of data five

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quick sort quick sort also uses a

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recursive method to break data

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into smaller parts

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but chooses Pivot or midpoint

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which is used to separate data

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into two parts the smaller part

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of the Pivot is placed on the

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left while the larger part

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is placed on the right after that the

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pivot will shift to the correct position

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and the process will be repeated until all the

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data is sorted quick S is suitable for use

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in large amounts of data and

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After you know about the

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types of sorting methods,

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students are invited

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to collaborate in

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groups containing at least t

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people starting from the first group,

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please review the

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basic principles of the Bubble SW method. The

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second group, please review the

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basic principles of the Mer method. The

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third group, please

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review the basics of the quick method which

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you can later work on the

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Google form link in the description of

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this learning video. What are the benefits of the

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sorting method in everyday life? S

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increases efficiency by

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sorting data or information, we

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can easily find the

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desired information and increase

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efficiency in accessing and managing

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data. Du makes it easier to search by

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methoding information or data can be

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arranged in a certain way so that it is

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easier to search and find. Three

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helps us in

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decision making by sorting data

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can be sorted based on

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certain criteria so that it can help

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make better decisions.

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Four increases accuracy with the

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sorting method, errors in data processing

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can be avoided or minimized

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so that it produces more

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accurate data. Five makes it easier to analyze data. The

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sorting method can help in

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data analysis by sorting data

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based on certain criteria and

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identifying patterns or trends and

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for you, currently

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10th grade students, studying the sorting method is

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very useful in understanding The concept of

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data processing by mastering the

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sorting method students can improve their

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skills in managing and

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analyzing data they can also

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apply the concept of sorting in

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various aspects of life such as

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managing data in

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everyday life making a priority list of

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tasks and increasing efficiency in

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work In addition, understanding the

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sorting method is also important in

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studying more complex topics in

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the field of computers and

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information technology then how is the connection and

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application between the searching method and the

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sorting method in

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your daily life Well here

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are some examples of the application of the

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searching method and the sorting method in

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everyday life

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contact list on a mobile phone

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based on the alphabet of the name in the

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contact application on the mobile phone we can

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sort the contact list based on

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the alphabet of the name to make it easier to find the

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desired contact two sorting the

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list of tools based on priority

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in making a list of tools we can

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give priority to each task and

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sort the list based on

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priority this makes it easier for us to

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complete the most important tasks

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first three

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looking for books in the library when

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looking for books in the library we can

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search for books by title or

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author using the searching method

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if the list of books has been sorted

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alphabetically by title or author

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then the search will be easier

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and faster EMP sorting sales data

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in business sales data can be

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sorted by time the number of

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sales or products sold for

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help analyze business performance and

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make better decisions five

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searching for data in search engines when

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searching for information in search engines we

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can determine search criteria that

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suit our needs and

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search engines will sort the search results

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based on relevance or criteria

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in conclusion

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searching and sorting methods can be applied

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in everyday life to

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help organize data facilitate

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information search and analyze

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and make better decisions

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by understanding how to apply

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searching and sorting methods we can

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maximize the efficiency and performance of

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data processing in various aspects of

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life in conclusion in

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everyday life sorting methods can be

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used in various applications

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such as in online stores

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sales systems financial data research and so

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on by applying

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sorting methods data can be sorted

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efficiently and accurately so that it can

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provide great benefits in

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decision making The application of

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sorting methods can also help in

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problem solving for example in

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searching for the largest or smallest data

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searching for the same data or in searching for

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data in a certain range

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Therefore a good understanding of

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sorting methods is important in

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the development of applications or

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information systems so the material about sorting

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in this material has a

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very important role in the field of mathematics and

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everyday life sorting will help

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to speed up and facilitate

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the processing of large amounts of data

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and can help in making

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more effective and efficient decisions

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finally after understanding the concept Basic

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sorting: All groups hold

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discussions to determine

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which sorting algorithm is most suitable for

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solving problems such as a list of

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names, a list of items, and a list of prices

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using the Microsoft

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Office Excel application. After that, carry out the

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search process for the list of names, a

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list of items, and a list of prices that

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you have made. That's

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our learning for this time. Until

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we meet again in

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other Merdeka curriculum implementation learning videos. See

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you later.

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