/* Program to demonstrate recursive merge sort */

#include  <stdio.h>
#include  <conio.h>

void  mergesort(int  x[ ], int  lb, int  ub) ;
void merge(int  x[ ], int  lb1, int  ub1, int  ub2) ;
void  show(int  x[ ], int  lb, int  ub) ;

void  main()
{
    int  i, n, x[20] ;
    clrscr() ;
    printf("Enter the number of elements: ") ;
    scanf("%d",&n) ;
    printf("Enter the elements:\n") ;
    for(i=0 ; i<n ; i++)
        scanf("%d",&x[i]) ;
    mergesort(x,0,n-1) ;
    printf("Sorted array is as shown:\n") ;
    for(i=0 ; i<n ; i++)
        printf("%d ", x[i]) ;
    getch() ;
}

void  mergesort(int  x[ ], int  lb, int  ub)
{
    int  mid ;
    if(lb<ub)
        {
            mid=(lb+ub)/2 ;
            mergesort(x,lb,mid) ;
            mergesort(x,mid+1,ub) ;
            merge(x,lb,mid,ub) ;
        }
}

void  merge(int  x[ ], int  lb1, int  ub1, int  ub2)
{
    int  temp[50], i, j, k ;
    i=lb1 ;
    j=ub1+1 ;
    k=0 ;
    while(i<=ub1&&j<=ub2)
        if(x[i]<x[j])               /* use > for descending order */
            temp[k++]=x[i++] ;
        else
            temp[k++]=x[j++] ;
    while(i<=ub1)
        temp[k++]=x[i++] ;
    while(j<=ub2)
        temp[k++]=x[j++] ;
    for(i=lb1, j=0 ; i<=ub2 ; i++, j++)
        x[i]=temp[j] ;
    show(x,lb1,ub2) ;
}

void  show(int  x[ ], int  lb, int  ub)
{
    int  i ;
    for(i=lb ; i<=ub ; i++)
        printf("%d ", x[i]) ;
    printf("\n\n") ;
}

/*  The method show() is optional. It is written to show output of each pass. It may not be written in theory exam. It is required only in practical exams */