Bubble Sort

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[@wolfbd5950]

While the compilations are fun, these slower one-offs really help to see exactly what the sort is doing.

[@w0rthy_]

That's the idea!

[@Hennal_]

Sorting algorithms are the pinnacle of content on KZbin

[@sankang9425]

KZbin algorithm likes itself..

[@scopes1812]

It takes the highest value, and sorts it based on the previous value counted, like a air bubble floating to the surface taking more air bubbles with it

[@zezus001]

Uh, I think it just loops through the array and swaps that item with i + 1 until i + 1 is larger than the current item, and if i + 1 is larger than the current item, use that item instead. Repeat until you reach the end of the array.

[@wigwagstudios2474]

i love this audio algorithm way better than the ugly organ-sounding ones, this one is actually "pure" in that you can distinguish pitches from one another instead of it just being a blur of noise + actual square waves sound cool and old school

[@TheGargantuanLeviathan]

0:00 that actually sounded quite cool.

[@mastervelyk2507]

Trashy Animation he’s trying to say that the video sounded and told people to quit cool.

[@olek0]

x Cool.exe Are you sure you want to quit Cool.exe? *Yes* No

[@DominickDoggo]

Do you mean quite

[@zhenya0k808]

The most sorted channel i've ever seen

[@ellestuff6318]

This sounds like a ringtone

[@Ambipie]

a little bubble is carrying the highest value to the end, letting go of last highest. Its a librarian with no reference sheet, only a Dewey decimal system.

[@AndreyDanilin78]

Very Interest: Russian Sorting Halves Danilin

[@lmao_9782]

Welcome fellas to this new episode of what the quarentine does to my youtube recomendation

[@santaclauds6331]

so is this an algorithm where it looks through, and as it goes through it puts one thing into its correct place, then goes through again and puts another thing in its correct place?

[@danielpignuola478]

Stephen Mireles Bubble Sort compares each pair of consecutive data points and sorts them lowest to highest. As a result, the highest number out of the data set always “wins” each comparison and is moved to the top, much like a bubble rising in a body of water.

[@cvni81]

Now that's what i call torture!

[@J1nsie]

Why is this oddly satisfying to me

[@abdisaniini]

These videos are great, keep up the good work!

[@jeamsis]

Which sorting algorithm is your favorite?

[@SumRandomDewd]

IT IS SIMILAR TO SELECTION SORT SORTS IN DECRESCENT ORDER

[@zai-tm]

i liek bubbles yay!!!!

[@superpokemonbros.9441]

Boible

[@zai-tm]

@@Agvazela_Vega huh

[@Musicombo]

Oh!! You changed the shuffle?

[@w0rthy_]

Yep, your last comment made me look at it again, as I had just copied over the one I wrote 8 years ago. This should be a more traditional approach.

[@currentuser5095]

Haha i remember trying to write something of the sort (pun not intended) in my IT class and wanting to die

[@ras662]

Bubblesort!

[@dilee3467]

Yay!

[@popisdeadisagoodsong9997]

Bubbles

[@popisdeadisagoodsong9997]

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[@nazmabegum2780]

@@popisdeadisagoodsong9997 how

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[@popisdeadisagoodsong9997]

Wtf when did I write this Also hello everyone in this thread

[@ayamirisukahyejunghyuneuneun]

How do I run the source code

[@kritomasP]

You gotta compile it

[@ayamirisukahyejunghyuneuneun]

with visual studio code or 2019