How many pairs of adjacent elements are compared in a single pass of the bubble sort algorithm? n n-1 n/2 2n
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How many pairs of adjacent elements are compared in a single pass of the bubble sort algorithm? n n-1 n/2 2n
Solution
The correct answer is n-1. In a single pass of the bubble sort algorithm, each element is compared with its adjacent element, starting from the first element. So, if there are 'n' elements in the list, there will be 'n-1' comparisons in a single pass.
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