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Create an HTML file from which your implementation of selection sort can be run as described under Implementing Selection Sort in Java: Your Assignment on page 4 of this lab. In that HTML file, also put a link to your finished SelectionSortAlgorithm.java file -- this link will be to the file as a text file, just as our link to the unfinished "SelectionSortTemplate.java" that you downloaded was. Make sure your "SelectionSortAlgorithm.java", "SelectionSortAlgorithm.class", "SortAlgorithm.class", "SortItem.class" and HTML file are in your public_html directory. Make sure that the filenames on your public_html directory did not get changed to all lowercase; if they did, change the names back, possibly with the help of a TA. Send an email to cs111@princeton.edu with the URL (http://www.princeton.edu/~yourname/filename.html) of the HTML file.
If you do extra credit, make a separate HTML page to run your implementation of insertion sort as described under Insertion Sort on page 5 of this lab. Put a link to your finished InsertSortAlgorithm.java file. Again, make sure your "InsertSortAlgorithm.java", "InsertSortAlgorithm.class", and the HTML file for your extra credit are in your public_html directory. If you have figured out the speed of bubble sort, describe your analysis in the HTML file for your regular assignment. Your email should give the location of both pages (regular assignment and insertion sort extra credit), clearly labelling which is which. Also state in your email if your HTML page for your regular assignment contains the extra credit analysis of the running time of bubble sort.
Transfer any files you'd like to keep to your Unix account (your drive).
If you've completed the lab, sent your email to cs111@princeton.edu and transferred your work to your Unix account, then you are finished and ready to log off of Windows NT. Choose either of the following ways to do this:
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