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Lecture-074 2 Build Min Heap - CPP

The document discusses heap sorting and building a min heap. It includes code to heapify a tree and build a min heap from an array. The code demonstrates heapifying an array, printing it before and after building the min heap.

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Lecture-074 2 Build Min Heap - CPP

The document discusses heap sorting and building a min heap. It includes code to heapify a tree and build a min heap from an array. The code demonstrates heapifying an array, printing it before and after building the min heap.

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1 #include<bits/stdc++.

h>usingnamespace/*
2 0 based indexing
3 left - 2*i + 1;
4 right - 2*i + 2;
5 */voidheapify(vector<intintintintint21int22ifififswapheapifyvector<intbuildMinHeap
(vector<intintsizeforint2-10heapifyreturnintmain()int903020120506040150// Heapifing
array"Before building Min Heap : "forint0size" "buildMinHeap"After building Min Heap : "
forint0size" "return0</span>
6 std;
7 >& arr, n, i)</span></span>{
8 smallest = i;
9 left = *i + ;
10 right = *i + ;
11 (left < n && arr[smallest] > arr[left]) {
12 smallest = left;
13 }
14 (right < n && arr[smallest] > arr[right]) {
15 smallest = right;
16 }
17 (smallest != i) {
18 (arr[i], arr[smallest]);
19 (arr, n, smallest);
20 }
21 }
22 > >& arr)</span></span>{
23 n = arr.();
24 ( i=(n/); i>=; i--) {
25 (arr, n, i);
26 }
27 arr;
28 }</span>{
29 vector<> arr = {, , , , , , , };
30 cout << ;
31 ( i=; i<arr.(); i++) {
32 cout << arr[i] << ;
33 }
34 cout << endl;
35 arr = (arr);
36 cout << ;
37 ( i=; i<arr.(); i++) {
38 cout << arr[i] << ;
39 }
40 cout << endl;
41 ;
42 }

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