The article "Quick Sort C Implementation" was originally written by me. It was published in my Baidu space in 2012. I didn't expect that by coincidence, this question was accidentally selected by Alibaba and changed into a fill-in-the-blank question. The written test questions of Alibaba's national school recruitment back then were a coincidence, which is a sigh! Now that the blog has moved, I will re-keep this article as it is and move it from Baidu Space to a new blog on CSDN.
#include <stdio.h> /*output*/ void show(int [],int); void quickSort(int array[],int left,int right) { if(left>right) return; /* Take the leftmost value as pivot(base)*/ int i=left,j=right,pivot=array[left]; while(i<j) { while( (i<j) && (pivot <= array[j]) ) j--; if(i<j) array[i++]=array[j]; while( (i<j) && (array[i] <= pivot) ) i++; if(i<j) array[j--]=array[i]; } array[j]=pivot; /* can also be array[i]=piovt. Because at this time i=j*/ quickSort(array,left,i-1); quickSort(array,i+1,right); } void main() { /*Test Data*/ //int array[]={4,3,9,0,8,5,7,1,6,2}; int array[]={9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1,0,123,22,34,22,56,76,345,221}; int LEN=sizeof(array)/sizeof(int); printf("Original array:\n"); show(array,LEN); printf("\n-----\n"); quickSort(array,0,LEN-1); printf("\nSort result:\n"); show(array,LEN); } /*Print*/ void show(int a[],int len) { int i; for(i=0;i<len;i++) printf("%d ",a[i]); }