I need the answer as soon as possible Language: C++A shell sort algorithm is a variation of insertionsort. Your task is to sort the array of 50 elementsusing shell sort only. You are required to writethe member functions of the following:- Create random data. Apply shell sort. Countthe number of comparison operations.- Create sorted array. Apply shell sort. Count thenumber of comparison operations.- Create nearly sorted data. Apply shell sort.Count the number of comaprison operations.- Create data with duplicates. Apply shell sort.Count the number of comparison operations.Write down your observations.

the c++ code is an given below : #include <iostream>using namespace std; void shellSort(int…

Language: C++ A shell sort algorithm is a variation of insertion sort. Your task is to sort the array of 50 elements using shell sort only. You are required to write the member functions of the following: - Create random data. Apply shell sort. Count

Language: C++ A shell sort algorithm is a variation of insertion sort. Your task is to sort the array of 50 elements using shell sort only. You are required to write the member functions of the following: - Create random data. Apply shell sort. Count

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