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Chapter 16, Problem 7SA
Program Plan Intro
Selection sort:
- This is a sorting
algorithm in which it finds out the smallest value in the array and moves that element to position “0”. - Then, it finds out the next smallest value and moves the element to position “1”.
- This process is continued until all the elements are placed in proper order.
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