Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Chapter 4, Problem 46C
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Insertion sort:
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- It just starts with the first element in the array, then compares the second with the first if the first is smaller than the second then the swap operation is performed and next it compares with the third, fourth and fifth elements.
- According to the proper order it rearranges the elements through swapping.
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