sorting - Difference between Bubble sort and framework predefined sort C# -


i have normal sort

what difference normal sort , bubble sort? there not bubble method?

what difference , bubble sort?

see documentation array.sort. here's does:

this method uses introspective sort (introsort) algorithm follows:

  • if partition size fewer 16 elements, uses insertion sort algorithm.

  • if number of partitions exceeds 2 * logn, n range of input array, uses heapsort algorithm.

  • otherwise, uses quicksort algorithm.


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