
Explanation of Solution
Invocation of the method “selectionSort” to sort “myArray”:
To sort integers in an array “myArray” by invocating the method “selectionSort” which is given below:
ArraySorter.selectionSort(myArray);
Explanation:
The above statement is used to sort the array elements in “myArray” in ascending order.
- • From the given statement, “ArraySorter” is a class name, “selectionSort” is the method in the “ArraySorter” class and “myArray” is the array name.
Complete program:
The complete executable code after adding “ArraySorter.selectionSort (myArray);” is given below:
Filename: “ArraySorter.java”
public class ArraySorter
{
/*Refer the textbook Listing 7.10 of Chapter 7 */
}
Filename: “SelectionSortDemo.java”
//Define "SelectionSortDemo" class
public class SelectionSortDemo
{
//Define main function
public static void main(String[] args)
{
//Initializes the values for "myArray"
int[] myArray = {8, 6, 12, 3, 18, 6, 20, 15, 13, 32};
//Call method "display" method
display (myArray, "before");
/* Call "selectionSort" method in "ArraySorter" class with argument of "myArray" */
ArraySorter...
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