//7)
int partition(int* vals, int low, int high)
{
int lowpos =low;//assums leftmost element as
pivot
low++;//now excluding pivot
while(low<=high)//loop runs upto low is less than
or equal to high
{
while(low<=high &&
vals[low]<=vals[lowpos])//loop runs upto low is less than or
equal to high and value at index low is less than or equal to
pivot
low++;//then increasing low
while(high>=low
&&vals[high]>vals[lowpos])//loop runs upto high is
greater than or equal to low and value at index high is greater
than pivot
high--;//then decreasing high
if(low<high)//if low is less
than high
swap(&vals[low],&vals[high]);//then swapping values at
indexes low and high
}
//finally updating pivot position
swap(&vals[lowpos],&vals[high]);//swapping
values at indexes lowpos and high
return high;//returning pivot index//or parition
index
}
7) Here is the code for the partition function (used by Quick Sort). Explain the purpose...
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