What sorting algorithm does c++ use?
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Answer / Vishesh Anubhav Vashisht
C++ doesn't have a built-in sorting algorithm. However, it provides several standard libraries for sorting algorithms, such as STL's sort() function that uses the QuickSort or MergeSort algorithm based on compiler optimization.
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