/*
* This module was present in the main body of the project, it was moved to this module to
* facilitate testing a single sort at a time without having to delete or comment out parts.
* It creates a new random array before it runs each sort, so they are not run on identical arrays. *
*/
public static void PrintRandom()
{
//initialize our array and our common variables
Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch();
int[] myArray = RandArray();
string timer;
sw.Start();
QuickSort.QSort(myArray, 0, myArray.Length - 1);
sw.Stop();
timer = sw.ElapsedMilliseconds.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time, Quicksort: {0}", timer);
sw.Reset();
//Generate a new array for Radix sort
myArray = RandArray();
sw.Start();
RadixSort.RSort(myArray);
sw.Stop();
timer = sw.ElapsedMilliseconds.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time, RadixSort: {0}", timer);
sw.Reset();
//Generate a new array for the sample Radix sort
myArray = RandArray();
sw.Start();
RadixSort.Sort(myArray);
sw.Stop();
timer = sw.ElapsedMilliseconds.ToString();
Console.WriteLine("Elapsed time, Rosetta Code Radix Sort: {0}", timer);
sw.Reset();
}
