Web+® Bubble Sort Example

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Overview

Sorting is one of the most interesting topics in algorithmics, and many important developments are connected with it in one way or another.

One of the many known sorting algorithms is called Bubble Sort.

Despite of its programming simplicity, Bubble Sort is considered to be a bad sorting algorithm because of its bad performance efficiency. There are many other advanced sorting algorithms, such as Quick Sort, Shell Sort, Heap Sort, Tree Sort, Merge Sort, etc., which provide better sorting efficiency. This Bubble Sort example is only indented to illustrate programming control structures using Web+

We encourage you to write other sorting programs using Web+ and share them with other users by contributing them in our Public Web+ Code Library

Web+ will first ask you to enter the number of random numbers you wish to generate. Then Web+ will sort the random numbers in ascending order using the bubble sort algorithm programmed with Web+

Please enter the number of random numbers you wish to generate (max. 50):

 

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