1. (100 points) Write a Java program that●●●Define an integer array with length of 10.Populate the array with random integer numbers.Sort this array into non-decreasing/decreasing order based on three sorting algorithms.bubble sortselection sortO insertion sortTest these 3 sorting methodsGive a big-Oh characterization, in terms of n, of the running time of these three algorithms.Improve the bubble sort so that the time complexity of them are O(N) for the best case (extra

Java program that sorts the array using bubble sort, selection sort, and insertion sort. Bubble…

s) Write a Java program that fine an integer array with length of 10. pulate the array with random integer numbers. rt this array into non-decreasing/decreasing order based on three sorting algorithms. O bubble sort O selection sort O insertion sort st these 3 sorting methods ve a big-Oh characterization, in terms of n, of the running time of these three algorithms. prove the bubble sort so that the time complexity of them are O(N) for the best case (extra

s) Write a Java program that fine an integer array with length of 10. pulate the array with random integer numbers. rt this array into non-decreasing/decreasing order based on three sorting algorithms. O bubble sort O selection sort O insertion sort st these 3 sorting methods ve a big-Oh characterization, in terms of n, of the running time of these three algorithms. prove the bubble sort so that the time complexity of them are O(N) for the best case (extra

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