When sorting an array of objects, if the values in the data member being sorted on are out of order for two objects, it is necessary to
A) examine a different data member.
B) swap these two data values.
C) swap the entire two objects.
D) swap one-by-one all data members in the two objects.
E) stop the sort.

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Swapping the entire two objects ensures that the array remains consistent with the sorted order based on the specific data member. Swapping only the data values or individual data members could disrupt the integrity of the objects.

When Sorting an Array of Objects, If the Values in the Data