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Great work on this task! I am approving your solution as it correctly implements the sort2 method on the Array prototype and meets all the requirements. Your bubble sort logic works perfectly for both default sorting and when using a custom comparator function.

As a suggestion for future improvement, you could optimize your sorting algorithm. For instance, in your bubble sort, the largest element moves to the end with each pass, so the inner loop doesn't need to check already sorted elements. You could achieve this by reducing the inner loop's boundary in each iteration (e.g., count - 1 - i). This is just a suggestion for better performance and not a required change.

Keep up the excellent work!


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This bubble sort implementation works correctly, but it could be made more efficient. For a better learning experience, you could look into optimizing it. For example, the inner loop's bound can be reduced with each outer loop iteration (e.g., count - 1 - i), and you can add a flag to stop the sort early if the array is already sorted.

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