Computer Science - LSD Radix Sort in Java

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The discussion focuses on implementing LSD (Least Significant Digit) Radix Sort in Java, specifically for sorting an array of Integers using an array of ArrayLists as buckets. The user seeks straightforward pseudo-code to guide their coding process without the complexity of multiple classes or excessive helper methods. The requirement is to sort the array with minimal complications, relying solely on the array passed to the method. The user successfully resolved their query by developing a solution independently.

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Title kind of explains what I'm trying to do here. I know exactly how radix sort is SUPPOSED to work but I just don't have a clue how to go about coding it.

Basically what I am asking for is some java based pseudo-code just to get me in the right direction.

I'm specifically sorting an array of Integers and using an array of ArrayLists as my 'buckets'.

I've searched all over the Internet but I just can't find anything that is what I need. It's always either way too complicated with separate classes or 5 or more helper methods or the pseudo-code is too vague to really give me an idea of how to go about coding it.

We are allowed to use helper methods but we were told that we don't NEED one and to not make it too complicated.

The only thing passed to the method is the array itself.

Thanks in advanced.
 
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