1: stop is set to the number of items in list - 2, which is 4-22 2: we start looping and set item to the first element of the list, which is 4 3: we have another loop with i set to o 4: we see if list[oj > list[1], which sees if 4 > 2, which is true 6: the variable temp holds list[O], which is 4 7: list[O] is set to list[1], which is 2, which means our list now contains (2,2,3, 1 8: list[1] is set to temp, which is 4, so our list is now {2, 4, 3, 1) 3: we continue with the inner loop, with i now set to 1 4: we see if list[1] > list[2], which sees if 4 > 3, which is true 6: the variable temp holds list[1], which is 4 7: list[1] is set to list[2], which is 3, so now the list is {2, 3, 3, 1) 8: list[2] is set to temp, which is 4, so the list becomes (2, 3, 4, 1) 3. we continue the inner loop, with i now set to 2; note that because stop is 2, this is the last time we will execute this inner loop 4: we see if list[2] > list(3), which sees if 4 > 1, which is true 6: temp holds list(2), which is 4 7: list[2] is set list[3], so the list is now {2, 3, 1, 1} 8: list[3] is set to temp, which is 4, so the list becomes (2,3,1, 4) 1: stop is set to the number of items in list - 2, which is 4-22 2: we start looping and set item to the first element of the list, which is 4 3: we have another loop with i set to o 4: we see if list[oj > list[1], which sees if 4 > 2, which is true 6: the variable temp holds list[O], which is 4 7: list[O] is set to list[1], which is 2, which means our list now contains (2,2,3, 1 8: list[1] is set to temp, which is 4, so our list is now {2, 4, 3, 1) 3: we continue with the inner loop, with i now set to 1 4: we see if list[1] > list[2], which sees if 4 > 3, which is true 6: the variable temp holds list[1], which is 4 7: list[1] is set to list[2], which is 3, so now the list is {2, 3, 3, 1) 8: list[2] is set to temp, which is 4, so the list becomes (2, 3, 4, 1) 3. we continue the inner loop, with i now set to 2; note that because stop is 2, this is the last time we will execute this inner loop 4: we see if list[2] > list(3), which sees if 4 > 1, which is true 6: temp holds list(2), which is 4 7: list[2] is set list[3], so the list is now {2, 3, 1, 1} 8: list[3] is set to temp, which is 4, so the list becomes (2,3,1, 4)