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1) General Description
In this assignment you will use and test two array-based sorting algorithms selection sort and merge sort. You will need “System.nanoTime()” to measure running time.
2) Specific Guidelines
1) Create a new project that contains the following classes:
a) XSort<T extends Comparable<T>>: includes selection sort and merge sort algorithms as methods.
b) Driver: for testing
2) XSort: two main methods should be implemented: selection sort and merge sort. Add any necessary private methods and states that are needed to help the two sort algorithms.
3) The Driver class should provide a menu-based interaction with the user. Menu items should be at least:
a) Generate random array of BigDecimal/BigInteger datatype (at least 10000)
b) Print ONLY first 10 elements of the array
c) Selection sort the array
d) Merge sort the array
e) Print timing of the two algorithms
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