name of a sorting algorithm

[Prasad, Ramit]

Wilson, Mel wrote:
>Well, the classic bubble sort swaps adjacent elements until the extreme one 
>gets all the way to the end.  This sort continually swaps with the end 
>element during one pass until the end element holds the extreme.  Then it 
>shrinks the range and swaps then next less extreme into the new end element.  
>It does extra swaps because it combines the swap operation with recording 
>the temporary extreme while it searches the subrange.

My apologies, you are correct. It is a selection sort, just an 
inefficient one. 

Ramit


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