Lecture

Selection Sort: Implementation and Exercise

Description

This lecture covers the implementation of the selection sort algorithm, starting with creating a list of random integers and finding the index of the minimum element. The instructor explains how to implement the selection sort algorithm and provides a detailed walkthrough of the process, including exchanging elements to sort the list effectively.

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