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Java Sorting Algorithms


1) Bubble Sort






2) Selection Sort




3) Insertion Sort

Insertion sort is inserting the element at the right place, such that all the elements to the left are less than the element, and all the elements to the right are after the element, the same technique used to play card game.





4) Merge Sort



5) Quick Sort



6) Bucket Sort


7) Radix Sort

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