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In which  sort algorithm divides the list into two parts, sorted and unsorted. Initially, the sorted part contains only one element. In each pass, one element from the unsorted list is inserted at its correct position in the sorted list. As a result, the sorted list grows by one element and the unsorted list shrinks by one element in each pass.Insertion SortSelection SortMerge SortBubble Sort

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In which  sort algorithm divides the list into two parts, sorted and unsorted. Initially, the sorted part contains only one element. In each pass, one element from the unsorted list is inserted at its correct position in the sorted list. As a result, the sorted list grows by one element and the unsorted list shrinks by one element in each pass.Insertion SortSelection SortMerge SortBubble Sort

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The algorithm described in the question is the Insertion Sort.

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