Java Program #17 - Sort an Array of Integers in ascending order

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Java Program to Sort an Array of integers in ascending order | Programming for Beginners
In this video by Programming for Beginners we will learn to write Java Program to Sort an Array of integers in ascending order, using Java Tutorial videos.
This Java program is very important for your Java interview questions or if you are learning Java Programming language as a student.

Elements will be sorted in such a way that the smallest element will appear on extreme left

Example:
Original Array:
5 2 8 7 1

Array after sorting:
1 2 5 7 8

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Dziękuję za ten filmik. Pozdrowienia z Polski 😊

patrykz

This was really helpful as I am learning for the first time...thank you so much!!

riddhibanerjee

You didn't put in your braces on the first for loop, so how possible didn't it show errors. And if you were not going to put braces, you could have still closed it with semicolon.. i am still wondering why there were no bugs in that code.

dunniade