Library sort is a sorting algorithm that is particularly efficient for sorting data that is already mostly ordered. It operates similarly to the insertion sort but with a lazy insertion strategy. This algorithm is designed to minimize the number of movements or shifts in the dataset by delaying the placement of elements until necessary, resembling how books are shelved in a library. The main idea is that elements are inserted in a way that keeps an array (or list) in a semi-sorted state.
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