restore mistakenly deleted merge_sort.py and test_merge_sort.py #51
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restore mistakenly deleted merge_sort.py and test_merge_sort.py
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As seen in the link (PR #27), the merge_sort file, which was created last week and merged after review 4 days ago, was accidentally deleted. I am now re-approving it to restore the file. All my reviews and our processes regarding the document can be found in the link above. Thanks, Oleksandr! |
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With this Pull request I restore mistakenly deleted files:
• merge_sort.py
• test_merge_sort.py
Originally, my solution for “merge sorting algorithm” was merged into the main branch with PR “Merge sort #27”.
Mistakenly, when merging PR “Ascending order #38” colleagues deleted my solution for “merge sorting algorithm” from the main branch.
This PR only restores deleted files (from the PR “Merge sort #27”) without any modifications to algorithm functions and tests.
For assessment, please refer to the PR “Merge sort #27” because code development and review contains in the PR #27.