# Sort

A `Sort` algorithm takes an array of values and rearranges them in order.

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## API

```typescript
function GenericSort (array, comparator?, step?) {}
```

## Implementations

- [BubbleSort][]
- [InsertionSort][]
- [QuickSort][]
- [SelectionSort][]

[BubbleSort]: ./Sort/BubbleSort.md
[InsertionSort]: ./Sort/InsertionSort.md
[QuickSort]: ./Sort/QuickSort.md
[SelectionSort]: ./Sort/SelectionSort.md

## Resources

- [2.1 Elementary Sorts - Algorithms (4th ed)][]
- [Selection.java - Algorithms (4th ed)][]
- [Selection Sort - trekhleb/javascript-algorithms][]

[2.1 Elementary Sorts - Algorithms (4th ed)]: https://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/21elementary/
[Selection.java - Algorithms (4th ed)]: https://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/21elementary/Selection.java.html
[Selection Sort - trekhleb/javascript-algorithms]: https://github.com/trekhleb/javascript-algorithms/tree/master/src/algorithms/sorting/selection-sort