Assuming that we have an array-based implementation of a heap where the heap’s elements start at position 1, how can we

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Assuming that we have an array-based implementation of a heap where the heap’s elements start at position 1, how can we

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Assuming that we have an array-based implementation of a
heap where the heap’s elements start at position 1, how can we
compute children’s positions for an element stored at position k?
How can we compute a position of a parent element?
Assuming that we have an array-based implementation of a
heap where the heap’s elements start at position 0, how can we
compute children’s positions for an element stored at position k?
How can we compute a position of a parent element?
Briefly explain the idea behind the rise and sink
operations. What is their worst-case complexity?
What is the worst-case complexity of
HeapSort?
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