Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
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ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 18, Problem 6PE
Program Plan Intro

Selection Sort

Program plan:

Filename: “SelectionSorter.java”

This code snippet creates a class “SelectionSorter”. In the code,

  • Define a class “SelectionSorter”.
    • Declare an array “a”.
    • Define the constructor “SelectionSorter()”.
      • Set the array “a” equal to “anArray”.
    • Define the method “sort()”.
      • Define the variables “position” and “minimum”.
        • Iterate a “for” loop up to last position of the array.
          • Set “minimum” equal to “position”.
          • Iterate a “for” loop from the end of the array.
            • If the condition is true,
              • Set “minimum” equal to “i”.
          • If “minimum” is not equal to “position”.
            • Set “swap” equal to “a[position]”.
            • Set “a[position]” equal to “a[minimum]”.
            • Set “a[position]” equal to “swap”.

Filename: “SelectionSortTester.java”

This code snippet creates a class “SelectionSortTester”. In the code,

  • Define a class “SelectionSortTester”.
    • Define the “main” method.
    • Define the string array “words[]”.
    • Define the object of “SelectionSorter”.
    • Call “sort()”.
    • Print the values in the array “words[]”.
    • Print the expected value.

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