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"feedback" : "# Exercise: sortalgs\n\n### Correctness\n- In `SelectionSort`, your outer loop runs with `currentPosition < arraySize`, so in the last iteration (`currentPosition == arraySize - 1`) you still do a `swap`. That’s not required for selection sort and deviates from the usual “stop at n-1” structure expected by the exercise/example.\n\n### Suggestion\n- Adjust the termination condition of the outer loop in `SelectionSort` so that the algorithm stops once only one element remains unsorted (think about why the last position can be left untouched).\n\n### Code Style\n- In `SelectionSort`, consider using a `for` loop for `currentPosition` to match the pattern of the inner loop and make the bounds clearer.\n- The `// TODO implement ...` comments are no longer accurate once the methods are implemented; remove them to avoid confusion.\n",
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