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CS173: Intro to Computer Science - Insertion Sort (3 pts)
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Goals

  1. To swap two variables in memory
  2. To implement the insertion sort algorithm

Instructions

Please fill in the swap method to swap arr[i] with arr[j]. Below is some of the code we wrote in the video to setup random arrays, as well as skeleton code for insertion sort. The main method fills in a random array, prints that array, calls the insertionSort method, and then prints the result. Once this method works properly, your insertion sort code will properly sort the array.

This exercise [1] was developed by Prof. Tralie.

Hints

  • If you just say arr[i] = arr[j], then that will do half of the swap, but now you’ve overwritten what arr[i] used to be, so you’ve lost the information you need to update arr[j]. Try creating a temporary variable to store the value in arr[i] before you overwite it with what’s in arr[j].
  1. Developed by Prof. Chris Tralie ↩


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