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there is fine example coming with JDK<br />
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jdk1.1.7/demo/SortDemo<br />
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there are three different sort methods - with sources ...<br />
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hope this helps<br />

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there is fine example coming with JDK

jdk1.1.7/demo/SortDemo

there are three different sort methods - with sources ...

hope this helps


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Do not understand the answer.<br />

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heyhey means that in the standard installation, there are sub directories, and there under demo/SortDemo you can find a demo for QSort and Buble Sort.<br />

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heyhey means that in the standard installation, there are sub directories, and there under demo/SortDemo you can find a demo for QSort and Buble Sort.


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thanks 10inarow,<br />
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but this question (and answer) deserves 50 points (or 100) not 1000 !!!<br />
keep your points for the real problems you may encounter ...<br />
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stay cool<br />

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thanks 10inarow,

but this question (and answer) deserves 50 points (or 100) not 1000 !!!
keep your points for the real problems you may encounter ...

stay cool


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I agree with heyhey. Keep your points proportional to the problem.<br />

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I agree with heyhey. Keep your points proportional to the problem.


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Do you know the simple code for sorting arrays in Java.<br />
I know the code for Selection sort but not Insertion sort merge sort or Quicksort. I would be grateful for any help
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Do you know the simple code for sorting arrays in Java.
I know the code for Selection sort but not Insertion sort merge sort or Quicksort. I would be grateful for any help

Sorting arrays

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.