Some sort of code?

Today at the bank, sort of a warning.

log N lines of code to correctly sort an input array.

That code is there underneath the encryption as some sort of a signature.

I have to use some sort of fancy code to get to my variables.

Bank?

Bank...

code blue. Code blue!

Code blue. code blue.

Kyowa Bank and Saitama Bank merged into Asahi Bank ten years ago.

Bank D had loans to Bank A.

Another bank note might have Bank of

ATM machines to replace bank tellers, bar code scanning to cut down on labor in the retail sector.

Code

Code

Code

Code

code

Code.

Okay, so let's move on, and actually discuss the pseudo code for the merge sort algorithm.

Now, recall, Merge Sort is a very simple algorithm. It just has three lines of code.

West Bank

Cut Bank

Grand Bank

Jodrell Bank

local bank.

To bank.

Which bank?

What bank?

BANK MANAGER

Bank left.

Blood bank?

Know our code? Code? What's that?

This is code red, code red.

Bank B has borrowed money from Bank C.

The key question you recall was how many lines of code does merge sort require to correctly sort the input array, not just this subroutine.

last slide, okay? The pseudo code for the merge step. Now, so that's the Merge Sort algorithm.

Cannot view code from simple code writer.

Get code is probably the status code.

The Bank of Tokyo amalgamated with the Mitsubishi Bank.

The Mitsubishi Bank merged with the Bank of Tokyo.

Green Bank Obs.

OPENlNG BANK ACCOUNTS

Mostly bank fraud

BANK OF VENICE...