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In the book the following methods are presented:
static void selectionSort(Comparable[] list)static void insertionSort(Comparable[] list)static boolean linearSearch(Comparable[] list, Comparable target) // true if target in liststatic boolean binarySearch(Comparable[] list, Comparable target) // true if target in list
Your task is to implement a class SearchSort, including recursive variants of these methods. The signatures of the methods should correspond to the ones given above. The class should also contain a method static boolean isSorted(Comparable[] list) returning true if and only if the input list is sorted (smallest element rst).
Also write a program SearchSortMain showing and testing all methods.
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