QuickSort

QuickSort is a popular sorting algorithm that organizes a list by dividing it into smaller parts. It works by selecting a "pivot" element from the list and then rearranging the other elements so that those less than the pivot come before it, and those greater come after. This creates two smaller lists, and QuickSort is then applied recursively to these lists. The process continues until all the lists are sorted. QuickSort is efficient, typically performing well with large datasets, and is known for its speed and simplicity in implementation.