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@basheerali basheerali commented Oct 8, 2020

The shuffle() method of the Java collections framework is used to destroy any kind of order present in the data structure. It does just the opposite of the sorting.

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@SethiPandi SethiPandi commented Oct 17, 2020

Does this belong in the repo?

This is not an implementation of an algorithm. It's just the usage of the standard shuffle function.
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