This for beginner python and sorting.

Bubble sort using recursion This is just not the way to do this I have tried to make your assi ments so far as real world as possible The final pro ect we come up with could actually be useful for say a STEM Center director and a onthe way we've covered the required material for the class. This assignment is a little contrived, though. Meaning, we could do this more casily and more efficiently but this assignment will help you understand how sorts and recursions work It is important to understand recursion, but recursion is expensive in terms of both memory and processing time. So, if there's an easy way to do a task directly, it's probably best to avoid recursion. Unless you are doing this assignment And, it's important to understand sorts. Believe it or not, a LOT of research has been done about sorting algorithms in the last century or so. Bubble sort is easy to understand, but there are ather sorts that are much faster. You will learn about them in your algorithms class. So here we are, implementing a bubble sort with recursion. It's okay, we have a very small amount of data to sort. And I guarantee you will be challenged with this assignment Bubble sort using recursion This is just not the way to do this I have tried to make your assi ments so far as real world as possible The final pro ect we come up with could actually be useful for say a STEM Center director and a onthe way we've covered the required material for the class. This assignment is a little contrived, though. Meaning, we could do this more casily and more efficiently but this assignment will help you understand how sorts and recursions work It is important to understand recursion, but recursion is expensive in terms of both memory and processing time. So, if there's an easy way to do a task directly, it's probably best to avoid recursion. Unless you are doing this assignment And, it's important to understand sorts. Believe it or not, a LOT of research has been done about sorting algorithms in the last century or so. Bubble sort is easy to understand, but there are ather sorts that are much faster. You will learn about them in your algorithms class. So here we are, implementing a bubble sort with recursion. It's okay, we have a very small amount of data to sort. And I guarantee you will be challenged with this assignment