Select all of true statements about the interface of partition (the main helper of the quicksort algorithm). O „partition mutates its input list. O „partition returns two lists, where every element in the first list is < every element in the second list. O partition returns two lists whose elements are from its input list. O partition returns two lists of equal length. O partition takes two lists as its arguments. O partition takes a list and object as its arguments.

Select all of true statements about the interface of partition (the main helper of the quicksort algorithm). O „partition mutates its input list. O „partition returns two lists, where every element in the first list is < every element in the second list. O partition returns two lists whose elements are from its input list. O partition returns two lists of equal length. O partition takes two lists as its arguments. O partition takes a list and object as its arguments.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter18: Stacks And Queues

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