Assuming a Method Int FindMax(int Array[ ],Int Last)that Returns the Subscript of the Subscript

question 13

Multiple Choice

Assuming a method
Int findMax(int array[ ],int last) that returns the subscript of the largest value in the portion of an array whose elements are at 0 through last (inclusive) ,a recursive method for sorting in ascending order a portion of an array between 0 and last,inclusive,can be written as follows:
Void rSort(int array[ ],int last) {
If (last >= 1) {
// Missing code
}
}
If a method
Void swap(int array[ ],int pos1,int pos2) can be used to swap the contents of two array entries,then the logic for the missing code is

• A) findMax(array,array.length-1);rSort(array,array.length-1);
• B) int p = findMax(array,array.length-1.;rSort(array,p.;
• C) int p = findMax(array,last.;swap(array,p,last.;rSort(array,last-1.;
• D) rSort(array,last-1.;int p = findMax(array,last.;swap(array,p,last.;

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