Bubble Sort is a sorting algorithm that works by first sorting the items into two piles, and then swapping the items in each pile until they are sorted in reverse order. This process is known as the First Iteration of Bubble Sort.
The basic idea behind the bubble sort is to compare the elements of an array one by one until they are sorted in ascending order, which is called bubble bursting. This technique conserves memory and keeps overall execution speed high because there are fewer updates than with other sorting algorithms.
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