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Algorithm
// Sort an arr[] of size n
insertionSort(arr, n)
Loop from i = 1 to n-1.
……a) Pick element arr[i] and insert it into sorted sequence
arr[0…i-1]
So, for Z I M B A W E
Since Z>i So, swap
I Z M B A W E
Since M>I So, No swap
Since I>B So, swap
B Z M I A W E
Since B>A So, swap
A Z M I B W E
Since W>A So, No swap
Since E>A So, No swap
Since Z>M So, swap
A M Z I B W E
Since M>I So, swap
A I Z M B W E
Since I>B So, swap
A B Z M I W E
Since W>B So, No swap
Since E>B So, No swap
Since Z>M So, swap
A B M Z I W E
Since M>I So, swap
A B I Z M W E
Since W>I So, No swap
Since I>E So, swap
A B E Z M W I
Since Z>M So, swap
A B E M Z W I
Since W>M So, No swap
Since M>I So, swap
A B E I Z W M
Since Z>W So, swap
A B E I W Z M
Since W>M So, swap
A B E I M Z W
Since Z>W So, swap
A B E I M W Z
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