Implement and compare sorting algorithms. The task is to sort a list of integers using 5 sorting algorithms:
selection sort
insertion sort
merge sort
heap sort
quicksort
Your program should include 5 separate sorting methods, though it is fine for them to call some common methods (like "swap") if needed. Each sorting method should also count the number of comparison operations and assignment operations on the array elements during the sorting process.
In the main program, two types of array will be used to test the methods: "short" arrays of length 50 and "long" arrays of length 2000. For each of the two types, the main program should generate 100 arrays containing random elements, and use the 5 sorting methods on copies of the same array. The results should be checked to make sure the arrays are correctly sorted, though it is not necessary to include all the input and output data in the final result.
The final result of the program should be a 5-by-4 (or 4-by-5) table, where each row (or column) is for a sorting algorithm, and the columns (or rows) should be for "comparison/short", "comparison/long", "assignment/short", and "assignment/long". The value in each cell of the table should be the corresponding average value of the 100 testing arrays.
Finally, write a brief report to compare the efficiency of the algorithms according to the testing results.
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