Difference between Comb sort and Shell Sort

S.N	Comb Sort	Shell Sort
1.	A comparison sorting algorithm is called Comb Sort.	An undependable quadratic sorting algorithm is Shell Sort.
2.	Exchange Sorts like the Bubble Sort and the Comb Sort are extremely similar.	In most cases, Insertion sort provides the basis for this Sorting method.
3.	The extended version of the Bubble Sort is known as the Comb Sort.	The generalized Insertion Sort is referred to as shell sort.
4.	The gaps, which represent the overall separation between the two items, are introduced in the comb sort.	The “diminishing increment” mechanism is what the shell sort uses.
5.	The gap in a bubble sort has a value of 1, and it starts out as a large number.	This mechanism makes sure that the elements with low and high values are moved to the appropriate side of the array very quickly. At each step, only elements that are separated by a certain amount are compared, i.e., the first element is compared with the fifth element and the second element is compared with the sixth element.
6.	The value of the gap decreases after the traversal is finished until it equals 1, at which point the comb sort algorithm essentially devolves into a bubble sort.	Applying this process in each iteration reduces the gaps between the compared elements. • When the algorithm transitions to a conventional insertion sort, which ends quickly because there are now very few misplaced elements in the arrays, the gap value will be set to 1.

Difference between Comb Sort and Shell Sort

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