Starting Out with Programming Logic and Design (4th Edition)
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Chapter 9, Problem 5SA
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Bubble sort:
Bubble sort is used to sort the group of data.
- It starts to compare the pair of elements in the array from bottom to top.
- The smallest elements are “bubble up” to the top of the array.
- In pair of elements, the bottom element is smaller than the top element; then the swap is performed.
- Swap places the smallest element in the above position of the biggest element...
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