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Fundamental Algorithm Analysis

Head Permutations Using a Linear Array of 4 Letters
EXAMPLE_01 Output where N = 4
Sequence Output Indexes Swapped
1 A B C D No Swap
2 B A C D swapped(0, 1)
3 C A B D swapped(0, 2)
4 A C B D swapped(0, 1)
5 B C A D swapped(0, 2)
6 C B A D swapped(0, 1)
7 C B D A swapped(2, 3)
8 B C D A swapped(0, 1)
9 D C B A swapped(0, 2)
10 C D B A swapped(0, 1)
11 B D C A swapped(0, 2)
12 D B C A swapped(0, 1)
13 D A C B swapped(1, 3)
14 A D C B swapped(0, 1)
15 C D A B swapped(0, 2)
16 D C A B swapped(0, 1)
17 A C D B swapped(0, 2)
18 C A D B swapped(0, 1)
19 B A D C swapped(0, 3)
20 A B D C swapped(0, 1)
21 D B A C swapped(0, 2)
22 B D A C swapped(0, 1)
23 A D B C swapped(0, 2)
24 D A B C swapped(0, 1)

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