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Klassendiagramm des Projekts „Sort- Prozesse“ Alexander Bellhäuser  Christian Helbig  Christian Radeke FHDW Hannover  HFW409/HFI409  3. Theoriequartal.

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1 Klassendiagramm des Projekts „Sort- Prozesse“ Alexander Bellhäuser  Christian Helbig  Christian Radeke FHDW Hannover  HFW409/HFI409  3. Theoriequartal  Michael Löwe: OOSWT2

2 Klassenhierarchie Sort QuickSort MergeSort BubbleSortInsertionSort > Process BubbleSortProcess CutProcess MergeProcess InsertionSort- Process DivideProcess JoinProcess RandomSort- Process >

3 Bubblesort BubbleSortProcess BubbleSort Buffer inputoutput manager

4 Insertionsort InsertionSortProcess InserstionSort Buffer sortedoutput manager

5 Mergesort MergeProcess MergeSort Buffer input output manager DivideProcess outputLeft outputRight inputLeft inputRight manager

6 Quicksort JoinProcess Buffer inputoutput CutProcess leftOutput rightOutput leftInput rightInput

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