QuickSortPy
QuickSortPy (by RapidDragon2612) is a Python implementation of the Quick Sort algorithm.
Quick Sort is widely regarded as one of the fastest and most efficient general-purpose sorting algorithms.
Installation
Install QuickSortPy using pip:
pip install quicksortpy
Usage
Import the library in your Python file:
import quicksortpy
Sort an array (in-place)
quicksortpy.sort(example_array)
This will sort example_array in place.
Sort into a new array
sorted_arr = quicksortpy.sort(example_array, True)
This returns a new sorted array without modifying the original.
Visualization
For educational purposes, you can visualize how the Quick Sort algorithm works step by step:
quicksortpy.visualize(example_array)
This will display each step the algorithm takes while sorting the array.
Notes
- The
sort()function accepts:array: The list to sortnew_arr(optional): Set toTrueto return a new sorted list instead of modifying the original
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