On comparing the bubble sort and selection sort, “selection sort” only requires fewer exchanges of data.

Selection sort:

Selection sort is used to sort the group of data.

Sorting is a process of placing the elements in order.

The selection sort is the process to find out the smallest element from the array by comparing all the elements in the list.

In this process, it swaps the place of the smallest element to first position in the list and then it searches for the next smallest element in the list and place the element in ascending order form...

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