Hello All Here is an attempt to implement quicksort, this is a failed attempt with %ha is tried to store index of the element which after comaparision will be at the rite index can somebody guide on where it is going wrong thanks in advance
use strict;
use warnings;
my $list = [ '1','5','2','3','4' ];
my $len = @$list;
my @temp = @$list;
my @ref = @$list;
my $pivot = pop @$list;
my @temp1 = $pivot;
my %ha = ;
while ($len-1){
foreach my $ele (@temp){
next if ($ele eq $pivot);
if ($ele gt $pivot) {
push @temp1,$ele;
}
else{
unshift @temp1,$ele;
}
}
print "\n @temp1 \n";
$pivot = pop @$list;
print "$pivot \n";
@temp = @temp1;
my $i=0;
foreach my $ele(@ref){
if ($ele eq $pivot){
$ha{$i}="$ele";
print $ha{$i};
}
$i++
}
@temp1 =();
@temp1 = $pivot;
--$len;
}
print keys %ha;
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