In this assignment, you are required to test the well-known sorting algorithms (quicksort) performance written in C programming. Basically, you are required to write a program that takes the input set with the input size, and outputs the sorted numbers to an output file. After execution, the program should qutputs the running times of the algorithms. The output data is then to be used for running time analysis of the algorithms. Note: The input set must be generated from a uniformly distributed random input, obtained by calling the C library random number generator random(). You will need to vary the input size from 10,100,1000,10000,100000,1000000 for each implementation. type out the c program

In this assignment, you are required to test the well-known sorting algorithms (quicksort) performance written in C programming. Basically, you are required to write a program that takes the input set with the input size, and outputs the sorted numbers to an output file. After execution, the program should qutputs the running times of the algorithms. The output data is then to be used for running time analysis of the algorithms. Note: The input set must be generated from a uniformly distributed random input, obtained by calling the C library random number generator random(). You will need to vary the input size from 10,100,1000,10000,100000,1000000 for each implementation. type out the c program

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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