> I don't think that justifies the claim of "especially
> bad", which to me implies something much worse.
Quicksort has built its popularity by performing better by "a mere factor two"
better than mergesort and heapsort. It became the reference sorting algorithm
even though its worst case comple
Hi everybody,
I have an enhancement proposal for Python and, as suggested by PEP 1, am
exposing a stub to the mailing list before possibly starting writing a PEP.
This is my first message to python mailing list. I hope you will find this
content of interest.
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