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# Chapter 11. Sorting
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![Sorting](../assets/covers/chapter_sorting.jpg){ class="cover-image" }
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!!! abstract
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Sorting is like a magical key that turns chaos into order, enabling us to understand and handle data in a more efficient manner.
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Whether it's simple ascending order or complex categorical arrangements, sorting reveals the harmonious beauty of data.
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## Chapter contents
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- [11.1 Sorting algorithms](sorting_algorithm.md)
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- [11.2 Selection sort](selection_sort.md)
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- [11.3 Bubble sort](bubble_sort.md)
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- [11.4 Insertion sort](insertion_sort.md)
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- [11.5 Quick sort](quick_sort.md)
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- [11.6 Merge sort](merge_sort.md)
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- [11.7 Heap sort](heap_sort.md)
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- [11.8 Bucket sort](bucket_sort.md)
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- [11.9 Counting sort](counting_sort.md)
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- [11.10 Radix sort](radix_sort.md)
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- [11.11 Summary](summary.md)
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