Thankfully, the fix is easy and hidden right under YouTube Music's playlist queue. When you start a playlist, tap the queue button. In YouTube Music, this button is labeled as Up Next.

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This camper was able to pass the tests but their algorithm didn't perform a swap of the smallest element and the first unsorted element. def selection_sort(items ...

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