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To optimize the runtime of the provided program, we should replace the bubble sort algorithm with a more efficient sorting algorithm. One such algorithm is Timsort, which is used internally by Python's built-in `sorted()` function and `list.sort()` method. Below is the optimized version of the `sorter` function.
### Changes Made.
1. **Use Python's Built-in Timsort**:
- Replaced the bubble sort logic with `arr.sort()`, which leverages Timsort, a highly optimized sorting algorithm for real-world data.
### Commentary.
- The original nested loops for bubble sort were replaced since `arr.sort()` provides a performance advantage with an average-case time complexity of O(n log n), which is much better than bubble sort's O(n^2) for the same purpose.
- Remaining logic of printing and returning the sorted list has been kept intact.
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