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English: It shows the in-place partition algorithm described at quicksort in action on a small list. The boxed element is the pivot element, blue elements are less or equal, and red elements are larger. The one thing this doesn't demonstrate that I wish it did is that sometimes two blue elements can be exchanged.
Date 2 February 2006 (original upload date)
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