STARTING OUT WITH C++ MPL
STARTING OUT WITH C++ MPL
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Author: GADDIS
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Chapter 15, Problem 2PC
Program Plan Intro

Analysis of Quicksort

Program Plan:

  • Include the required header files to the program.
  • Define “AbstractSort” class.
    • In public, declare the pure virtual function.
      • In the “get_comparison” function return the total number of comparison.
    • In protected, declare the “compare” function.
      • In the “reset_comparison” function reset the comparison value to “0”.
    • In private, declare the required variable.
  • Define the “compare” function outside the class definition.
    • Inside the function, increment the comparison count and return the number of comparison.
  • Define the derived class “Quicksort”.
    • In public, declare the “sort” function.
    • In private, declare the “quick” function and “partition” function.
  • Define the “quick” function.
    • If the least number is greater than the highest number, return the value to the function.
    • Call the “partition”, quick” functions.
  • Define the “partition” function.
    • Set the pivot value.
    • Declare and set the “front” variable.
    • If the “front” value is less than “u”, swap the values and increment the pivot variable.
    • Increment the “front” variable.
  • Define the “main()” function.
    • Declare and initialize the required variables.
    • Get the array value from the user.
    • Check the array value with array index.
      • If the array value is greater than index value exits the program.
    • Initialize the random number generator and generate the random numbers.
    • Create the object for the class “Quicksort”.
    • Call the “sort” function.
    • Display the result.

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