Golang Fast Sorting algorithm

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The go language is really concise, and the following uses it to implement a fast sorting algorithm

Package listen to Qsortfunc listen to quicksort (values listen to []int, listen to the left to listen to int, listen to int) Listen {if listen to left listen < listen right Listen {//Listen set Datum temp listen: = Listen to values[ left]//Listen to set Sentinel I, listen to J listen: = Listen to Left, listen to rightfor listen {//listen to the right-to-go, find the first number smaller than the base value for listening to VALUES[J] Listen >= listen to the temp listen && Listen I listen < listen J Listen {j--}// Listen from left to right, find the first number larger than the benchmark for listen values[i] Listen <= listen to temp && listen I listen < listen to J Listen {i++}//Listen if the Sentinels meet, then exit the loop if listen I listen to >= listen to J Listen {break}// Listen to exchange the values on both sides of the values[i], listen to values[j] Listen = Listen to values[j], listen to values[i]}//listen to the baseline values moved to Sentinel meet point values[left] Listen = listen to values[i]values[i] Listen = listen to temp// Listen to recursion, sort quickSort (values, listen left, listen to i-1) QuickSort (values, listen to i+1, listen to right)}}func listen to QuickSort (values listen to []int) listen {QuickSort (values, listen 0, listen to Len (values)-1)}

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