One of the algorithms we covered this week is considered impractical for real-world use and is almost exclusively used only in the academic setting. This algorithm is

Bubble sort

Explanation:

Bubble Sort is generally considered impractical for real-world use and is almost exclusively used only in the academic setting.

Bubble sort is often characterized by its iteration method, whereby it steps through a list repeatedly by performing the comparison and swapping near elements if the second element when is wrongfully positioned.

It is considered as a form of simple algorithm and sometimes referred to as sinking sort.

In reality, algorithm including the likes of quicksort, import, or merge sort is deemed efficient.

answer; insolated i/o uses separate memory space,and on the other hand memory mapped i/o uses memory from the main

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