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  Tutorial: Bidirectional Bubble Sort in Java

In this example we are going to sort integer values of an array using bi-directional bubble sort.

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A alternative of bubble sort is bi-directional bubble sort. The bi-directional bubble sort compares each adjacent pair of elements in an array. The values will be swap if necessary.

The values passes from the beginning to the end and also from the end to the beginning. It stops when there is no any element to swap.
Bi-directional bubble sorting also known as cocktail shaker sort, shaker sort, double-direction bubble sort.


 

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