PySort
A Powerful Python package that performs 15 different types of stable and unstable Sorting algorithms on List Data Structure. This package will be more beneficial for competitive programmers and developers. Based on your requirement choose your sort algorithm.
USAGE
# importing Library
from sorting_techniques import pysort
# Creating the Sort Object
sortObj = pysort.Sorting()
BUBBLE SORT
myList = [1,3,2,7,4,89,56,99,111,23,6445,566]
# Genearting the Sort Result
sortResult = sortObj.bubbleSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Insertion Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.insertionSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Selection Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.selectionSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Shell Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.shellSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Pigeon Hole Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.pigeonHoleSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Heap Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.heapSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Gnome Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.heapSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Heap Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.heapSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Pancake Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.pancakeSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Bogo Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.bogoSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Merge Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.mergeSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Quick Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.heapSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Brick Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.brickSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Radix Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.radixSort(myList)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Stooage Sort
# Performing Insertion Sort
sortResult = sortObj.heapSort(myList,initialIndexValue, lengthOfList-1)
# The SortResult contains the Sorted List
print(sortResult)
Dependencies
- Python v3.x is Required.
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