Various passes of bubble sort, Data Structure & Algorithms

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Q. Show the various passes of bubble sort on the unsorted given list 11, 15, 2, 13, 6          

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The given data is as follows:-

Pass 1:-    

11   15   2     13   6

11   15   2     13   6

11   2     15   13   6

11   2     13   15   6

11   2     13   6     [15]

Pass 2:-           

11   2   13   6       15

2     11   13   6     15

2     11   13   6     15

2     11   6     [13 15]

Pass 3:- 

2     11   6   13   15

2     11   6     13   15

2     6     [11 13   15]

Pass 4:- 

2     6     11   13   15

2     [6    11   13   15]

Therefore, the sorted array becomes:-

2     6     11   13   15


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