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now we are going to go over radix sort so the radix sort is actually like counting sort and the reason is because it also uses a non-comparison algorithm where it doesnamp;#39;t compare two numbers it sorts using a different approach so it doesnamp;#39;t again compare two numbers to sort our array or given input so how does it sort the input the source elements by first grouping the individual digits of the same place value letamp;#39;s say that we have an array with a bunch of numbers so what itamp;#39;s going to do is itamp;#39;s going to get the ones digits first and then itamp;#39;s going to sort based on that value and then itamp;#39;s going to look at the tens digit sort based on those value and finally itamp;#39;s going to look at the hundredths digit and get our final solved result then source c elements ing to their increasing decreasing order so letamp;#39;s go with increasing first sort based on the units place which is this tens place this and so on and so forth so
