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Whatamp;#39;s up geeks and welcome to the channel! The last video we added to the series of sorting algorithms was counting sort, this algorithm is great for sorting integers, however when the difference between the minimum and the maximum value stored in the array we want to sort is very big, this algorithm might not turn out to be as efficient as it should. To solve this problem, Radix Sort was born. Radix Sort uses the same logic and the same implementation we discussed in the counting sort video, but with a few modifications, therefore if you havenamp;#39;t watched the counting sort video, or have no idea what counting sort is, please make sure you do, to help you with that Iamp;#39;ll leave the link to the video in the description down below. Now if you are still here, I will assume you remember that in counting sort we were using the value of the integer stored inside the array as an index in the occurrences array however what we do in radix sort is use