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hi there, as a data structures and algorithms enthusiast with great interest in javascript let me work on this issue. my leeetcode profile : https://leetcode.com/u/mzip19/
This issue doesn't really make sense: We have two variants of quicksort, one which is in-place and another one which isn't. If anything one of them should be removed / merged with the other, or they should be differentiated based on this. I personally think the "pure functional" variant is nice because it makes the core idea if the algorithm a bit easier to see.
(It should perhaps also be noted that the worst case space complexity for a naive quicksort is still linear, see https://appgurueu.github.io/2023/07/15/on-quicksort.html. That could indeed be improved by being clever about the order of the recursive calls and tail recursion.)
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Vishrut99 commentedon Oct 1, 2024
I can do that please assign me the work
>> git commit -m "Fixes: TheAlgorithms#1703 Improve QuickSort Algorit…
Shlok-Agarwal-7 commentedon Oct 2, 2024
is the issue still open?
zaid-patel commentedon Oct 2, 2024
hi there, as a data structures and algorithms enthusiast with great interest in javascript let me work on this issue. my leeetcode profile : https://leetcode.com/u/mzip19/
appgurueu commentedon Oct 2, 2024
This issue doesn't really make sense: We have two variants of quicksort, one which is in-place and another one which isn't. If anything one of them should be removed / merged with the other, or they should be differentiated based on this. I personally think the "pure functional" variant is nice because it makes the core idea if the algorithm a bit easier to see.
(It should perhaps also be noted that the worst case space complexity for a naive quicksort is still linear, see https://appgurueu.github.io/2023/07/15/on-quicksort.html. That could indeed be improved by being clever about the order of the recursive calls and tail recursion.)