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absort 0.0.1
A Very Powerful and fully documented package to perform different types of Sorting techniques on the list Data Structure.
License: MIT
Keywords: SortingAlgos

# AbSort
Absort is Powerful Python package that performs 8 different types of stable and unstable Sorting algorithms on List Data Structure with full of documentation. 
This package will be more beneficial(Usefull) for competitive programmers and developers. So based on your requirement choose your sorting algorithm.

# USAGE

# importing Library
from sorting_algos import absort

# Creating the  Object
sortObj = absort.SortingAlgo()


# awsort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.awsort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# selectionSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.selectionSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# mergeSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.mergeSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# quickSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.quickSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# bogoSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.bogoSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# insertionSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.insertionSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# binaryInsertionSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.binaryInsertionSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# bubbleSort


myList = [490, 395, 388, 496, 497, 350, 469, 435, 310, 1, 3, 2, 7, 4]

# Genearting the Sort Result 
sortedResult = sortObj.bubbleSort(myList)

# Science know the SortedResult variable contains the Sorted List we can print the sorted list saying

print(sortedResult)



# Dependencies

Python v3.x is Required.



Change Log
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0.0.1 (11/14/2021)
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- First Release