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@shashwat_tiwari_st , thanks for explanation, I have a doubt about the sorting process Let's take an example [3,30,34] i = 0, j =1 => 330>303 so we don't swap i = 0, j = 2 => 334 3034 why this condition is not checked, is it every time the condition is satisfied?
It's bubble sort technique we are trying to find the target digit number and hence when first iteration is over we get the largest one at 0th index, thus we skip it in the next iteration and find for index 1, then for index 2 and so on.. if you have not read about bubble sort, please read once, then it will be more clear..
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@shashwat_tiwari_st , thanks for explanation, I have a doubt about the sorting process
Let's take an example [3,30,34]
i = 0, j =1 => 330>303 so we don't swap
i = 0, j = 2 => 334 3034 why this condition is not checked, is it every time the condition is satisfied?
It's bubble sort technique we are trying to find the target digit number and hence when first iteration is over we get the largest one at 0th index, thus we skip it in the next iteration and find for index 1, then for index 2 and so on.. if you have not read about bubble sort, please read once, then it will be more clear..
Sir radix sort se karna achha rahega kya??
Please provide me with comparator basics video
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This one. ruclips.net/video/quegYlReztM/видео.htmlsi=Lbt3LRLoA5pFWtXM
Need guidance
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