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OleMash [197]
3 years ago
8

Brian has created the following selection sort class in Java. In which line is the index of the smallest value returned? In whic

h line is the input array given as an argument?
public class SelectionSort{
private static int positionMin (int] vals, int startPosition) {
int minPosition startPosition;
for (int i startPosition; i
if (vals[i] vals[min Position]) {

minPosition = i;
return min

Position; private static void swap(int] vals, int firstPosition, int secondPosition) {

int temp; temp vals[firstPosition];
vals[firstPosition] vals[second Position];
vals[secondPosition] temp return public static void selSort(int| vals) {
int minPos for (int startPos 0; startPos< vals.length; startPos++){

minPos positionMin(vals,startPos); swap(vals,startPos, min Pos) ;

for (int i 0; i< vals.length; i++) { if(i
}else Jelse { System.out.println(vals[i]); } }; }

return; } }
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
katen-ka-za [31]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Explanation:

Since there are no line numbers in this question I will start counting from public class SelectionSort{ as line 1 and so on, as well as provide the code on that line.

The index of the smallest value is returned on line 8 where it says return min which shouldn't have any spaces and should be return minPosition;

The input array is given as an argument at the beginning of the function on line 2 where it says private static int positionMin (int] vals, int startPosition) {, as the variable vals.

This input array is also used as an argument on line 10 where it says Position; private static void swap(int] vals, int firstPosition, int secondPosition) and line 15 where it says vals[secondPosition] temp return public static void selSort(int| vals) {

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