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Python: Sorting - Bubblesort Damian Gordon

Sorting: Bubblesort The simplest algorithm for sort an array is called BUBBLE SORT. It works as follows for an array of size N: – Look at the first and second element Are they in order? If so, do nothing If not, swap them around – Look at the second and third element Do the same – Keep doing this until you get to the end of the array – Go back to the start again keep doing this whole process for N times.

# PROGRAM Bubblesort: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,len(Age)-1): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN TempValue = Age[index+1] Age[index+1] = Age[index] Age[index] = TempValue # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END.

Sorting: Bubblesort The bubble sort pushes the largest values up to the top of the array.

Sorting: Bubblesort So each time around the loop the amount of the array that is sorted is increased, and we don’t have to check for swaps in the locations that have already been sorted. So we reduce the checking of swaps by one each time we do a pass of the array.

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesort: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN TempValue = Age[index+1] Age[index+1] = Age[index] Age[index] = TempValue # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END.

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesort: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN TempValue = Age[index+1] Age[index+1] = Age[index] Age[index] = TempValue # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END.

Sorting: Bubblesort Also, what if the data is already sorted? We should check if the program has done no swaps in one pass, and if t doesn’t that means the data is sorted. So even if the data started unsorted, as soon as the data gets sorted we want to exit the program

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBoolean: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False Part 1 of 2

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBoolean: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False Part 1 of 2

for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN TempValue = Age[index+1] Age[index+1] = Age[index] Age[index] = TempValue DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END. Part 2 of 2

for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN TempValue = Age[index+1] Age[index+1] = Age[index] Age[index] = TempValue DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END. Part 2 of 2

Sorting: Bubblesort The Swap function is very useful so we should have that as a module as follows:

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBooleanModule: def Swap(a,b): TempValue = b b = a a = TempValue return a, b # END Swap Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False Part 1 of 2

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBooleanModule: def Swap(a,b): TempValue = b b = a a = TempValue return a, b # END Swap Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False Part 1 of 2

for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN Age[index],Age[index+1] = Swap(Age[index],Age[index+1]) DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END. Part 2 of 2

for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN Age[index],Age[index+1] = Swap(Age[index],Age[index+1]) DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END. Part 2 of 2

Sorting: Bubblesort Python is such a neat language it allows a much easier swap, you can say: a, b = b, a

Sorting: Bubblesort or: Age[index],Age[index+1] = Age[index+1],Age[index]

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBooleanSwap: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN Age[index],Age[index+1] = Age[index+1],Age[index] DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END.

# PROGRAM BetterBubblesortBooleanSwap: Age = [44, 23, 42, 33, 18, 54, 34, 16] reducingindex = len(Age)-1 DidSwap = False for outerindex in range(0,len(Age)): # DO for index in range(0,reducingindex): # DO if Age[index+1] < Age[index]: # THEN Age[index],Age[index+1] = Age[index+1],Age[index] DidSwap = True # ENDIF; # ENDFOR; reducingindex = reducingindex - 1 if DidSwap == False: break # ENDFOR; print(Age) # END.

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