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Re: Selection Sort Method + Comparison

Oh! So that's what that was hehe it shouldn't be in an if statement though.
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I know I should be getting, I am as frustrated with myself as I'm sure you guys are with me, but I have tried different things in my calculations and I am still getting the same results. The numbers in the array printing out not the number of comparisons.
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Well, that does seem to be the point of a "printValues()" method, yes? The calculation for the number of comparisons has nothing to do with that method and nothing to do with a loop. It is one calculation that only requires the number of elements being sorted.
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I walked away from this and when I came back it all made sense. I had my calculation on the wrong line. I should have walked away earlier since I wasn't even making sense in my asking questions.
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