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bubble sort and selection sort on strings
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Last edited by Sir Saula; July 10th, 2010 at 09:09 PM.
Re: bubble sort and selection sort on strings
The output you show is sorted with case sensitivity. 'Z' comes before 'a'
Show what you think the order should be.
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Re: bubble sort and selection sort on strings
Example output
You display:
As entered
0:a:apple
1:a:Apple
2:z:Zone
3:a:apple
Bubble Sorted
0:a:apple
1:a:Apple
3:a:apple
2:z:Zone
Selection Sorted
1:a:Apple
0:a:apple
3:a:apple
2:z:Zone
I think that was just how the format to be but i am not certain...is there a code that can generate that output
Re: bubble sort and selection sort on strings
How to create a bubble sort and selection sort - Java
Please only post on one site.
Re: bubble sort and selection sort on strings
See answers on the other forum.
Re: bubble sort and selection sort on strings
Uppercase letters by default will always get sorted ahead of lower case letters (when considering case) because their underlying representation in Unicode puts upper case letters before lower case letters.
If you want to sort the string such that B comes before b but B comes after a, you will need to implement the comparison method yourself.
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