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/* * A small set of sorting algorithms, written in Java and C++ * Note that they are written by a C++ beginner, may contain mistakes * Or bad habits that have to be avoided * @author Kadir Can Çelik */ Sorting.java public class Sorting { // A helper for the sorting algorithms // Changes the places of two numbers in an array public static void swap (int[] nums, int index1, int index2) { temp = nums [index2]; nums [index2] = nums [index1]; nums [index1] = temp; // BubbleSort algorihm // Best case performance : O(n) // Checks all the numbers two by two and changes their order if needed public static void bubblesort (int[] nums) { boolean swappedthatturn; ) { for (int outercounter = nums.length - 1; outercounter > 0 && swappedthatturn; outercounter -- swappedthatturn = false;

for (int innercounter = 0; innercounter < outercounter; innercounter ++) { if (nums [innercounter] > nums [innercounter + 1] ) { swap (nums, innercounter, innercounter + 1); // SelectionSort algorihm // Best case performance : O(n^2) // Finds the smallest number in the range nums[0.. outercounter] and places the smallest at the beginning of that range // In this algorithm, we are sure that the first outercounter numbers are sorted public static void selectionsort (int[] nums) { int smallestindex; outercounter = 0; while ( outercounter < nums.length - 1) { smallestindex = innercounter; while ( innercounter < nums.length ) { if ( nums [innercounter] < nums [smallestindex] ) { smallestindex = innercounter;

innercounter = innercounter + 1; swap (nums, outercounter, smallestindex); // InsertionSort algorihm // Best case performance : O(n) // Just like sorting cards, finding the correct place for a card at a time public static void insertionsort (int[] nums) { outercounter = 1; while (outercounter < nums.length ) { temp = nums [innercounter]; while ( innercounter > 0 && temp < nums[innercounter - 1] ) { nums[innercounter] = nums [innercounter - 1]; innercounter = innercounter - 1; nums [innercounter] = temp;

// Partitioning method for quicksort public static int partition (int[] nums, int lower, int higher) { int pivot; pivot = nums [higher]; outercounter = lower - 1; innercounter = lower; while ( innercounter < higher) { if ( nums [innercounter] <= pivot ) { swap (nums, outercounter, innercounter); innercounter = innercounter + 1; swap (nums, outercounter, higher); return outercounter; // QuickSort algorithm // Best case performance : O(n logn) // Divides the array into smaller pieces and sorts them instead of sorting the full array // In this algorithm we are sure that the elements before the pivot are smaller than the pivot

private static void quicksort (int[] nums, int lower, int higher) { if ( lower < higher ) { int wall; wall = partition (nums, lower, higher); quicksort (nums, lower, wall - 1); quicksort (nums, wall, higher); // Just a wrapper for quicksort, in order to be able to call it with just an array public static void quicksort (int[] nums) { quicksort (nums, 0, nums.length - 1); sorting.h: #ifndef SORTING_H #define SORTING_H void swap (int *x, int *y); void bubblesort (int[], int); void selectionsort (int[], int); void insertionsort (int[], int); #endif sorting.cpp: void swap (int *x, int *y) { temp = *y; *y = *x; *x = temp;

void bubblesort (int[] nums, int size) { bool swappedthatturn; for (int outercounter = size - 1; outercounter > 0 && swappedthatturn; outercounter --) { swappedthatturn = false; for (int innercounter = 0; innercounter < outercounter; innercounter ++) { if (nums [innercounter] > nums [innercounter + 1] ) { swap (&nums[innercounter], &nums[innercounter + 1]); void selectionsort (int nums[], int size) { int minthatturn; outercounter = 0; while ( outercounter < size - 1 ) { minthatturn = innercounter; while ( innercounter < size ) { if ( nums[innercounter] < nums [minthatturn] ) { minthatturn = innercounter;

innercounter = innercounter + 1; swap (&nums[outercounter], &nums[minthatturn]); void insertionsort (int nums[], int size) { outercounter = 1; while ( outercounter < size ) { temp = nums[innercounter]; while ( innercounter > 0 && temp < nums [innercounter - 1] ) { nums [innercounter] = nums[innercounter - 1]; innercounter = innercounter - 1; nums [innercounter] = temp;