Use of the Schwartzian transform can improve the performance of these entities in Perl.
Use of the Schwartzian transform can improve the performance of these entities in Perl. Some obstacles in their use are called "rabbits" and "turtles;" the comb variety effectively deals with the latter. A gap sequence is used by the one named for Donald Shell, while least significant bits are key to the radix variety. Another of them, invented by Tony Hoare, utilizes a partition operation after selecting a pivot element. For 10 points, name these algorithms, examples of which include the bubble, merge, and quick varieties, which accomplish the goal of ordering the items in a list.
Use of the Schwartzian transform can improve the performance of these entities in Perl.
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