I don't like sort() in Python. It's the worst list method. Yup, it doesn't Sort Alphabetically For example: letters = ['z', 'y', 'X', 'w']; letters.sort(); print(letters); Non-alphabetical sorting output: ['X', 'w', 'y', 'z']

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一小時內	Timothy uartimcs	It is the same in Java or other programming language because the sorting method on string[] or char []is based on ASCII code. Upper case letters has a smaller ASCII code value than lower case letters. So you need to define a sorting method