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bubble sort in algorithm

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Algorithms are having great importance in our life in real world and in virtual world. Taking down one of the algorithmic techniques, wanted to talk a little bit about bubble sorting technique its performance and its uses. large number of people nowadays do programming and have their career oriented towards programming, algorithm is a very basic and most important part of each one of ours life. we go thru many thing in our day to day life which is a step by step procedure just like algorithms, and in programming language we use techniques like bubble sort or merge sort to tackle daily problems and finds solution thru it.     Bubble sort, sometimes mentioned as sinking sort, could also be an easy algorithm that repeatedly steps through the list, compares adjacent elements and swaps them if they're within the incorrect order. The undergo the list is repeated until the list is sorted. The algorithm, which can be a comparison sort, is understood as for the way smaller or larger el...

java history

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  hello my name is anmol kumar, the moment i started doing my programming on java, at the back of my mind i always wondered how it all started, who started it and how its been going since. so i digged in a little into java history and wanted to share a bit of little history of java the object oriented programing language. gosling Mike Sheridan, and patrick started the Java language work in June 1991. in early stage Java was actually made for interactive tv, but it was quite advanced for the digital cable television industry for the time. The language was initially called Oak from an Oak tree that was outside Gosling's office. After the project was named Green and then was finally renamed as Java, from the java coffee house. Gosling designed Java with C/C++ style syntax so that system and application programmers would find it familiar. In 1996 Sun Micro systems estricated the first public implementation as Java 1.0. It promised Write Once, Run Anywhere function. pretty secure and c...