@anay07 , it would be better if you can show me some graph of this randomized quick sort

@prateekiiest ,In randomized quicksort chooses the pivot at random (and also can shuffle the array at start) .

Doing this can some significant change as shown in below graphs
Here are some comparison graphs for different input cases :
1)Sorted(Reverse)


We can see there is significant difference in this case

2)Sorted


We can see the difference is not so significant in this case

How about considering the distribution of the elements of the array?
say quick sort on array of a normal distribution and on an array of uniform distribution ?

Both cases let Pivot choice be random.

@anay07 did you send a PR for this ?

Not till now as I was not assigned the same .
Also I found that quicksort will not be affected by the distribution ( unless there are many duplicated values or if we know the range of distribution of number (as we can use bucket sort in this case which is faster than quicksort) )

I would like to contribute to this.