Selection sort is an in place sorting method, which implies it does not require any additional or minimal data storage. Therefore, the selection sort algorithm has a constant space complexity or O(1) space complexity.

So, in conclusion, we would like to convey to our readers that the Algorithm Interviews are usually the most crucial and tough interviews of all in the Recruitment process of a lot of Software COMPANIES and a SOUND understanding of Algorithms usually implies that the candidate is very good in logical thinking and has the ability to think out of the box. Algorithm interview questions can be easily solved if one has a sound understanding of Algorithms and has GONE through a lot of Algorithm Examples and Algorithm MCQs (which we will be covering in the next section of this article). Therefore, we suggest to all the budding coders of today to develop a strong GRASP on the various Algorithms that have been discovered to date so that they can ace their next Technical Interviews.

Useful Resources:

• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Data Structures Interview Questions