The following is a simple but fun way to sort an array in Java without using sort method. This method first creates a class called ArrData. Then it calls the Array.sort method which returns the sort order of the elements.
The Array.sort method can be found in the java.util.Arrays class. Basically, it makes a copy of the array and then sorts it by the values of the elements. It’s generally used to sort arrays, and it’s particularly useful when you take a large array (e.g. 1 Million elements) and want to sort it by the values of the first 100 elements.
I don’t know how well it works with arrays of strings, but I’d say it works pretty well for arrays of integers. It really works better for strings because there are certain elements in Java that can’t be changed (the String class) and for integers (the Integer class).
There are other than strings that might work better, like Integer, long, short.
Sort is a part of the JDK and is built-in in all java programs.
I don’t know of any sort methods that work well for arrays of integers and strings.
We had a lot of problems with arrays of Strings because it was difficult to know when elements were being modified and when they werent. To sort an array of Strings you have to use the for loop, and if you use the Arrays class, you have to put the String elements into the Arrays class and then you can use the sort methods to sort the array. It works great when you have a sorted array, but most of the time you don’t.
You can sort a sorted array using the sort method, but that still leaves one big problem. The Arrays class doesn’t have a method of sorting by index. Luckily we have a method called sort() that allows us to sort an array by index. Using the sort method, you can sort an array by index in the same way you can sort any array. The only problem is that the sort method doesn’t work on arrays of Strings.
The easiest way to sort an array is to use the sort method. The other way is to use an array of Strings or Ints.
In terms of the sort method, the way it works by index is, int[] a = new int[]{3,4,5,6}; a.sort(0,a.length-1); will sort the array by the ints at the specified index.
