Create a Java application that will first create a list of randomly generated five-digit integers and then use three sort methods (Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Radix Sort) to sort those integers. Your application will display a progress bar for each sort so that you may see the relative speed of each sort. You may need to vary the size of your list of integers to get the best results.

Create a Java application that will first create a list of randomly generated five-digit integers and then use three sort methods (Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, and Radix Sort) to sort those integers. Your application will display a progress bar for each sort so that you may see the relative speed of each sort. You may need to vary the size of your list of integers to get the best results.

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Chapter9: Advanced Modularization Techniques

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