Answer:
The answer is "bubble sort".
Explanation:
Bubble sort is an algorithm that is used for sorting numbers. This algorithm provides a comparative method that compares each couple of identical elements and swaps elements if they're not in order.
- It will not work for big data sources.
- Its avg complexity and the worst case is O(n2) not work for big data. In O(n2), n is related to the number of objects.
Answer: Spreadsheet Software
If Kevin would use a spreadsheet software, he will be able to input all of the statistical data and have the software generate graphs of the data that he has inputted into the spreadsheet. Using a spreadsheet software, Kevin will also have access to changing the graphs data whenever an anomaly has been detected.
Some of examples of these software would be:
- Microsoft Excel
- Open Office
- Google Sheets
- LibreOffice