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Realize direct insertion sort, half insertion sort, bubble sort, quick sort, select sort, heap sort and merge sort.
- Raw data is generated randomly.
- For different problem size, output the number of comparisons and moves required by various sorting
algorithms - When the program is running, input the problem size from the keyboard, the source data is randomly generated by the system, and then output the comparison times and movement times required by various sorting algorithms under this problem scale.
. In this problem above it show not be different programs to each sort but one program for all the sorts mention..and after running the program it should ask the the user to input problem size.do it in C language..the output should be like the attachment picture

Transcribed Image Text:Please input size of problem:100
Direct insert ort needs 2670 times of comparisions. 2757 times of moves
Binary insert sort needs 504 times of comparisions. 2758 times of moves
Bubble sort needs 4829 times of comparisions. 7713 times of moves
Quick sort needs 681 times of comparisions. 476 times of moves
Select sort needs 4950 times of comparisions. 273 times of moves
Heap sort needs 749 times of comparisions, 1091 times of moves
lerge sort needs 543 times of comparisions, 1376 times of moves
Please input size of problem:
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