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Assignment Thirteen – Expected Program Output and Behavior for Mixed Failure and Success of Sorting Tests

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Assignment Thirteen – Expected Program Output and Behavior for Mixed Failure and Success of Sorting Tests

Notes: If any sort fails, the program output and behavior will change. In this case five of the sorts failed their initial test of an array of length 10 and the program

stops and displays the tests that failed. If a test passed, it is not included in the ending list. The expected behavior is that whenever a sort test fails, the program

will stop after that length test finishes. This means that if a soft passes initially and later fails, the program will then stop and display the failed tests.

Starting sorting test 1:

 Starting test of size 10:

Bubble Sort Time: 0.00077383 (Validation Failed)

Selection Sort Time: 0.00000528 (Validation Passed)

Insertion Sort Time: 0.00000428 (Validation Failed)

Shell Sort Time: 0.00000441 (Validation Passed)

Merge Sort Time: 0.00000521 (Validation Failed)

Quick Sort Time: 0.00000457 (Validation Failed)

Java Arrays Sort Time: 0.00000487 (Validation Failed)

ERROR: Sorting tests not successful!

 Bubble Sort Failed!

 Insertion Sort Failed!

 Merge Sort Failed!

 Quick Sort Failed!

 Java Arrays Sort Failed!

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