Sorting Methods in Programming: Bubble Sorting

Bubble sorting is not only not considered the fastest method, moreover, it closes the list of the slowest methods of ordering. However, it has its advantages. So, sorting by the bubble method is the most logical and natural solution to the problem, if you need to arrange the elements in a certain order. An ordinary person manually, for example, will use it precisely - simply by intuition.

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const kol_mas=10;

var massiv:array[1..kol_mas] of integer;

a, b, k: integer;

begin

writeln ('input', kol_mas, 'elements of array');

for a:=1 to kol_mas do readln( massiv[a] );

for a:=1 to kol_mas-1 do begin

for b:=a+1 to kol_mas do begin

if massiv[a]>massiv[b] then begin

k:=massiv[a]; massiv[a]:=massiv[b]; massiv[b]:=k;

end;

end;

end;

writeln ('after sort');

for a:=1 to kol_mas do writeln( massiv[a] );

end.

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#include

#include

int main (int argc, char * argv [])

{

int massiv [8] = {36, 697, 73, 82, 68, 12, 183, 88}, i, ff;

for (;;) {

ff = 0;

for (i = 7; i> 0; i -) {

if (massiv [i] <massiv [i-1]) {

swap (massiv [i], massiv [i-1]);

ff ++;

}

}

if (ff == 0) break;

}

getch (); // screen delay

return 0;

}.




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