Java Program #21 - Sort Numbers using Bubble Sort in Java

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Thank You ! Very clearly explained..

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[@pnprashant671]

Bro, please explain why did you write for loop with i again in the end?

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last for loop with i is to print all numbers in array after sorting them, in the format we want, space separated or using commas, etc.

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[@phanikande8814]

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[@明明-m8v]

thank you sir

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[@faisalshafiuddin1018]

sir when I tried the code by myself, the code number line 8 of ur code where " j< length -i", where the "i" is used because you said we dont want to swap the last element during the 2nd iteration. but when I tried the code by myself I noticed if I just wrote "j < length" it gives me the same result sorted in ascending order without the last element touched. so is it valid??

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If it's working for other combination of numbers than it's valid. Extra checks are being made in your case since the numbers in the end are already sorted after each iteration

[@Triveni-siddi]

Thank you 😊

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[@aayushpillai3207]

Thankx

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[@DebojyotiMukhopadhyay-n2n]

Can u pls tell me why u did l-i in the inner loop I can't understand though u already have told about this please help

[@revtey]

And for descending order?

[@gauravbadgujar8264]

Make video for reverse array

[@yqiwndbduebkdne]

how about from highest to lowest output? badly need.

[@programmingforbeginners7392]

for highest to lowest - use condition arr[j-1] < arr[j]

[@User1-f8h]

In if condition why we need to take (arr[ j-1 ] >arr [ j ] ).
Why we should not take ( [ j-1]>[ j ] ) by removing arr before j-1& j

[@programmingforbeginners7392]

j represents the position and arr[j] represents the number at that position so we have to use arr to compare numbers and not the positions for sorting

[@Rajkumar32356]

How to sort alphanumeric

[@gosuace7951]

Its very hard to understand the for loops.
I undertand what bubble sort is. But the code itself i cant understand

[@programmingforbeginners7392]

More practice will make your concepts easier

[@priyanshusharma8784]

Sir