And thus one that works fine for many uses. Most "sorting" happens (at least when measuring "most" by line of code written) because you're about to display something to the user. Using a quadratic algorithm on the few hundred entries a person can actually interpret is hardly a problem. Pick the tool for the job (though, as pointed out elsewhere, that tool should probably be a library function). Algorithmic optimization isn't always as important as your textbooks tell you it is.

If I were going to nitpick about this kind of exercise, I'd pick the insanity of compressing the whitespace (and symbol naming) of the thing, which a trivial deterministic tool can do. It represents no insight on the part of the author.