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[Obituary] Tony Hoare, creator of the famous algorithm 'Quicksort,' dies at age 92. Turing Award winner and former professor emeritus at Oxford University.

Hoare is the man who developed quicksort at the age of 26. Quicksort is an algorithm that repeatedly selects one random piece of data from randomly arranged data, sorts the data by whether it is ...
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Turing Award winner Tony Hoare, computing pioneer who invented the Quicksort algorithm for a sixpence bet, dies at the age of 92

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The Daily Telegraph

Sir Tony Hoare, software designer who developed Quicksort, the industry standard for sorting lists

“I bet you sixpence you don’t!” came the reply. Hoare won the bet and Quicksort, commonly employed for sorting lists of names or numbers and similar tasks, remains the industry standard for efficiency ...