Basic Sorting

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While there are a few types of sorting algorithms we have a few shared metrics to evaluate them all.  So when you refer me to a specific algorithm we could ask, is this sorting algorithm stable? Is it sorting in place? What is the average worst and best case running time of this sorting algorithm? Which type of data is this sorting algorithm best suited for, how much memory does this sorting algorithm require and does it need actually extra memory?

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