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Chapter 9 Terminology Internal 150 done totally in main memory External 150 uses auxiliary storage disk Stable 150 retains original or Sort the n elements a0n1
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Chapter 9 Terminology Internal 150 done totally in main memory External 150 uses auxiliary storage disk Stable 150 retains original or
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