Trace your algorithm with the array {2,5,2}. Obviously your program crashes as soon as there are duplicate numbers in your list. The first call of Partition will return 2 as the index of r.
Thus, the second call of quickSort(A,3,2) will access memory locations not within array boundaries. Its always a good idea to do the boundary checks for arrays manually and generate understandable output to more easily trace and debug your program.
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