POLS 2510 Lecture 12: Parliamentary and Presidential Democracies

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Submit the vector [33 44 55 77 95 99 22 25 41 66 88 89] to the Quicksort Partition algorithm. What is the final state of the vector? 
What index does the algorithm return?

Partition (A, p, r) ▷ p ≤ r

1 x := A[r] ▷ pivot

2 i := p − 1

3 for j := p to r − 1

4 if A[ j] ≤ x

5 i := i + 1

6 change A[i] with A[ j]

7 changeA[i+1] with A[r]

8 return i + 1

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