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Exercise 4.3. Counting exchanges and comparisons with Selection Sort Original data set: 60,30,15,51,97,44,37,33 Show how many...

Exercise 4.3. Counting exchanges and comparisons with Selection Sort

Original data set: 60,30,15,51,97,44,37,33

Show how many exchanges and comparisons using the above data set for a selection sort and their totals.

Pass

Exchanges

Comparisons

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Totals
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