/ objectSort.java
// demonstrates sorting objects (uses insertion sort)
// to run this program: C%26gt;java libmainsys
//////////////////////////////////////...
class libary
  {
  private String booktitle;
  private String bookauthor;
  private String publisher;
  
  private int nofcop;
  
public libary(String title, String author, String pub, int nfcp)
   {                // constructor
   booktitle = title;
   bookauthor = author;
   publisher = pub; 
  
   nofcop = nfcp;
   }
public void displaylibary()
   {
   System.out.print("  Book Title: " + booktitle);
   System.out.print(", Book Author: " + bookauthor);
   System.out.print(", Book Publisher: " + publisher);
   
   System.out.println(",No Of Copies : " + nofcop);
   }
ublic String getLast()      // get title
   { return booktitle; }
  } // end class libary
class ArrayInOb
  {
  private libary[] nfcp;        // ref to array ypub
  private int nElems;        // number of data items
10 points if you manage to change this Insertion sort to Bubble sort?
That's not a question - that's a request to completely rewrite a chunk of code from scratch. You're unlikely to get any response here... especially as this is so obviously a piece of homework...
p.s. Someone always gets 10 points, even if you don't offer them up as some kind of "special reward". This could be considered "point-gaming".
survey research
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