Database System Concepts
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- Identify the comparisons and the exchanges made to sort the array using the bubble sort technique
Given the following array:
23
45
13
5
56
74
10
30
65
40
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are the highest numbers "bubbled" to the bottom before any others? or does it just start with the first number on the array?
Transcribed Image Text:1
2
3
4
5
6
Original List
لا
65
48 43 ल
65
34
15
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 25.
2.65 and 25 are
exchanged.
Figure 9.3a Example Pass, / = 1
3
Original Array
25
1 65
10
2 25
34
15
47
50
5
4 15
34
47
6 50
1
236
2
3
4
5
6
25
34
15
47
J=1
50
25
6 65
First Pass Second Pass
2443
1
50
W N
1 25
2 15
6
4
5
Figure 9.3b Bubble Sort
6
4 47
34
50
J = 2
25
34
65
15
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 34.
2.65 and 34 are
exchanged.
65
1 15
2 25
3 34
4 47
5
Third Pass
6
50
1
65
2
3
4
5
6
J = 3
25
34
15
65
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 15.
2.65 and 15 are
exchanged.
Fourth Pass
1 15
2 25
3
تا
4
5
6
34
47
50
65
1
2
3
4
5
6
J = 4
34
15
47
65
50
1.65 is compared
to 47.
2.65 and 47 are
exchanged.
25
Sorted Array
1 15
2 25
4
3 34
6
47
5 50
65
1
2
3
4
5
сл
6
J = 5
25
34
15
47
50
65
1.65 is compared
to 50.
2.65 and 50 are
exchanged.
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Follow-up Question
are the highest numbers "bubbled" to the bottom before any others? or does it just start with the first number on the array?
Transcribed Image Text:1
2
3
4
5
6
Original List
لا
65
48 43 ल
65
34
15
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 25.
2.65 and 25 are
exchanged.
Figure 9.3a Example Pass, / = 1
3
Original Array
25
1 65
10
2 25
34
15
47
50
5
4 15
34
47
6 50
1
236
2
3
4
5
6
25
34
15
47
J=1
50
25
6 65
First Pass Second Pass
2443
1
50
W N
1 25
2 15
6
4
5
Figure 9.3b Bubble Sort
6
4 47
34
50
J = 2
25
34
65
15
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 34.
2.65 and 34 are
exchanged.
65
1 15
2 25
3 34
4 47
5
Third Pass
6
50
1
65
2
3
4
5
6
J = 3
25
34
15
65
47
50
1.65 is compared
to 15.
2.65 and 15 are
exchanged.
Fourth Pass
1 15
2 25
3
تا
4
5
6
34
47
50
65
1
2
3
4
5
6
J = 4
34
15
47
65
50
1.65 is compared
to 47.
2.65 and 47 are
exchanged.
25
Sorted Array
1 15
2 25
4
3 34
6
47
5 50
65
1
2
3
4
5
сл
6
J = 5
25
34
15
47
50
65
1.65 is compared
to 50.
2.65 and 50 are
exchanged.
Solution
by Bartleby Expert
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