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Chapter 11, Problem 52CRP
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Sorting: This technique reputedly compares the adjacent items in the list. If the adjacent items are not arranged in proper sequence, then swapping is done to arrange them in proper sequence. This procedure is repeated till all the items are sorted out in proper order.
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