?? Day #55 of My 365 Days Coding Challenge!

?? A Personal Reflection:

Sorting is like organizing a messy room—sometimes, the simplest approach is to swap things around until everything falls into place! Bubble Sort is one of the easiest sorting algorithms to understand, yet it teaches fundamental concepts about comparisons and swaps.

?? What I Did Today:

I implemented Bubble Sort, a basic sorting algorithm that repeatedly swaps adjacent elements if they are in the wrong order. Although it’s not the most efficient, it’s a great way to learn about sorting!

?? Key Learning:

• Optimized version: If no swaps occur in a pass, the array is already sorted—break early!
• Time Complexity: Worst-case O(n2), but early termination helps in nearly sorted cases.
• Best used when array size is small or nearly sorted.

? Extra Touch:

? Handles duplicate elements gracefully.

? Added an optimization check (swapped flag).

? Easily extendable to sort in descending order!

?? Your Turn:

Modify the function to sort the array in descending order instead of ascending!

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