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Why would anyone implement those sorting algorithms whereas there's tons of libraries out there? Ever heard of code re-use? If an interview candidate re-wrote those algorithms, I would immediately dismiss them.
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I have to agree, this is unreadable. I don't know why best practices on this site continue to be unnecessarily minified C# code. Do people know that the compiler does that for them?
Similar to my solution, using a spin on bubble sort. I'm a bit annoyed by the over-use of linq in alot of these solutions.
This is a sort array algorithm that uses another sort algorithm (.OrderBy). Sort of...cheating. If you wrote this on an interview whiteboard I think you'd be in trouble.