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Sort is a built-in list function in python that can sort any given object in place such as integers, float, string in ascending or descending order. Besides that, it provides a special attribute called ?key? using which we can customize the sorting.

Ascending order means the smallest or first or earliest in the order will appear at the top of the list: For numbers or amounts, the sort is smallest to largest. Lower numbers or amounts will be at the top of the list. For letters/words, the sort is alphabetical from A to Z.

Although there's no straightforward way to sort a text file, we can achieve the same net result by doing the following: 1) Use the FileSystemObject to read the file into memory; 2) Sort the file alphabetically in memory; 3) Replace the existing contents of the file with the sorted data we have in memory.

On the NotePad tab, select the row numbers of the rows you want to sort. Click Sort on the speedbar. The column or columns you selected become the defaulted row or rows in the sort by field(s). To sort the lowest number or the beginning of the alphabet first, select Ascending.

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Splitting Large Files In some scenarios, sorting an entire large file at once might not be feasible due to limited memory resources. In such cases, we split the large file into smaller batches, sort them individually, and then merge them into the final sorted file.

On the NotePad tab, select the row numbers of the rows you want to sort. Click Sort on the speedbar. The column or columns you selected become the defaulted row or rows in the sort by field(s). To sort the lowest number or the beginning of the alphabet first, select Ascending.