Sorting is an arrangement of objects in a certain order, for example, in descending order or in ascending order. In general, the ordering of elements is the most common data manipulation, which facilitates the further search for the necessary information. This applies in many ways to various database management systems. Sorting algorithms currently exist in large numbers, although they have similar features (steps): comparing and rearranging elements in pairs until the sequence becomes ordered.
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