Sort wars, C/C++ Programming

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Explain each of the algorithms in a way that would be understandable to an intelligent person
who is not familiar with programming. You should not use any code (or even pseudo code) in
your explanation, but you will probably need to use general concepts such as "compare" and
"swap", and you''ll certainly need to use procedural words such as "if" and "repeat".
You might find it helpful to consider an algorithm as if it were a game for which you need to
define the rules. For example, here''s how you could describe the bubble sort algorithm as if it
was a solitaire game played with a deck of cards that contain the values to process.

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