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Quicksort is by its very nature a recursive sort. It is not iterative. If you want a non-recursive you therefore have to make your own stack<br />
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Quicksort is by its very nature a recursive sort. It is not iterative. If you want a non-recursive you therefore have to make your own stack

Alf


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If you are allowed, you may prefer to use a linked-list class to make your list in the first place. This automatically sorts the data. <br />
If you are not allowed to do that, then try the algorithm offered by Intern above.
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If you are allowed, you may prefer to use a linked-list class to make your list in the first place. This automatically sorts the data.
If you are not allowed to do that, then try the algorithm offered by Intern above.

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For my AP class i need to write a quick sort with iterative?? which i don't know what it means.... i can write bubble and insertion sorts but this sort confuses me i don't know where to start.. any ideas would be very helpful.. thanx<br />
Birdman
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For my AP class i need to write a quick sort with iterative?? which i don't know what it means.... i can write bubble and insertion sorts but this sort confuses me i don't know where to start.. any ideas would be very helpful.. thanx
Birdman

Writing a Quick sort in C++

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