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1 Selection Sort 345012 641532

2 345012 6 41532

3 345012 64 1532

4 345012 6 41 532

5 345012 64 15 32

6 345012 64 1 5 3 2

7 345012 64 1 53 2

8 345012 6 4 1 532

9 345012 641532

10 345012 6 4 1532

11 345012 64 1532

12 345012 6 4 1 5 32

13 345012 6 4 15 3 2

14 345012 6415 32

15 345012 6 4 153 2

16 345012 641532

17 345012 6 41532

18 345012 6 41 5 32

19 345012 641 53 2

20 345012 6 4 15 3 2

21 345012 6 415 3 2

22 345012 641532

23 345012 641 5 32

24 345012 6 41 5 32

25 345012 6 4 1 5 32

26 345012 641532

27 345012 6 41532

28 345012 6 41 5 32

29 345012 641532

30 345012 641532

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