> @TomG said: > It isn't really clear to me exactly what you are trying to do, but with just 24 items to sort, the specific algorithm probably isn't important...the difference between algorithms will be unnoticeable. In JS you should probably just put the items in an array and use sort()"). > > As far as not being familiar with JS, you can either learn by doing or find someone to do it for you. I'm back to trying to solve this after considering other options. What I want to do is this: I would like the participants to complete a series of pairwise comparisons indicating which quality they most prefer from the total array of qualities until a stable rank order of all 24 qualities is achieved. I think the Quick Sort algorithm would be fine. So the participant would see 2 qualities -- in this case, it's qualities of schools -- such as, 'high number of teachers with advanced degrees' and 'many extracurricular activities'. They pick which quality they most prefer and then t
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