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Chapter 9, Problem 7SA
Program Plan Intro
Selection sort:
Selection sort is used to sort the group of data.
- Sorting is a process of placing the elements in order.
- Selection sort finds the smallest element in the array by comparing all the elements.
- The element values in the array are exchanged to place the smallest element in the first position.
- Continuously, it finds the next smallest element and exchanges it in the successive positions.
- The exchange process may place one or more elements in its permanent place.
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