There are many different sorting algorithms. As I said, there are simpler and more complex algorithms and, in many cases, the more complex algorithms are the ones that run faster. (After all, what would be the benefit of higher complexity algorithm if it runs even slower?) In this chapter, we will implement a bubble sort and a quicksort. We have already implemented a bubble sort for strings in the previous chapter, so in this case, the implementation will mainly focus on the coding for general sortable object sorting. Implementing a quicksort will involve a bit of algorithmic interest.
Be warned that this section is here to give you only a taste of algorithmic complexity. It is far from precise and I am in the vain hope that no mathematician reads this and puts a curse on me. Some of the explanations are vague. If you want to learn...
