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Quick sort in Python (with tests)
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| class QSort: | |
| def __init__(self, A): | |
| self.A = A | |
| def partition(self, L, U): | |
| s = U | |
| p = L | |
| while s != p: | |
| if self.A[p] <= self.A[s]: | |
| p += 1 | |
| else: | |
| self.swap(p,s) | |
| self.swap(p, s-1) | |
| s -= 1 | |
| return s | |
| def _sort(self, L, U): | |
| if L >= U: return | |
| p = self.partition(L, U) | |
| self._sort(L, p-1) | |
| self._sort(p+1, U) | |
| def sort(self): | |
| self._sort(0, len(self.A)-1) | |
| def swap(self, a, b): | |
| self.A[a], self.A[b] = self.A[b], self.A[a] | |
| def test_normal(): | |
| A = [8,3,4,1] | |
| As = sorted(A) | |
| QSort(A).sort() | |
| assert A == As | |
| def test_empty(): | |
| A = [] | |
| QSort(A).sort() | |
| assert A == [] | |
| def test_1(): | |
| A = [1] | |
| QSort(A).sort() | |
| assert A == [1] |
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