How can I sort a list in Python without the sort function?

 In the context of Python programming language, if you aim to sort a list without using the sort function, then here are the codes given for this particular objective:-

Def bubble_sort(names):

    N = len(names)

    # Traverse through all elements in the list

    For I in range(n – 1):

        # Last I elements are already in place

        For j in range(0, n – I – 1):

            # Traverse the list from 0 to n – I – 1

            # Swap if the element found is greater

            # than the next element

            If names[j] > names[j + 1]:

                Names[j], names[j + 1] = names[j + 1], names[j]

# Example list of names

Students = [“Alice”, “Charlie”, “Bob”, “Eve”, “David”]

# Call the bubble sort function

Bubble_sort(students)

# Display the sorted list

Print(“Sorted list of names:”, students)

This above code defines a “custom sort” function which further executes the bubble sort algorithm for sorry the input list in ascending order. However, the original list would be unchanged, while the sorted list would be stored in the “sorted list”. Thus this particular approach doesn’t use the sort function, however, it achieves the sorting target.