Help: Boggle in Java

[akafurious]

I am making a Boggle game, but need some help. the code i have reads a text file that has 5454 words and then makes a game 4x4 game board by reading the letters of words in the text file. the problem is that i need to use a sorting algorithm the algorithm i picked is selection sorting but i am having a problem implementing it.

code:

/*  * Boggle  */ import java.util.*; //imports scanner and other userful objects import java.io.*;  //java input/output for file reading public class myBoggle {     static String[][]game = new String[4][4];     static String[]words = new String[5454];  //5454 - 4 letter words                 public static void main(String [] args) {         Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);  //instantiate scanner object         readWords(words);         makeBoard(game);         printBoard(game);                             }     /*readWords reads in the list of all 4 letter words from words.txt file*/     public static void readWords(String []words){         File textFile = new File("words.txt");         FileReader in;         BufferedReader readFile;         String line;         try{             in= new FileReader(textFile);             readFile = new BufferedReader(in);             for (int i=0; i<words.length; i++){                 line = readFile.readLine();                 words[i]=line;             }              readFile.close();             in.close();         }catch(IOException e){  //handles file errors             System.out.println("Error with input file");         }     }     /*makeBoard creates a game board with random capital letters*/     public static void makeBoard(String [][]game){         //The ASCII codes for the letters A to Z are 65 to 90         //for random integer use formula (90-65+1) + 1         Random r = new Random();         int num;         for (int i=0; i<game.length; i++)             for (int j=0; j<game[0].length;j++){                 num = r.nextInt(26)+65;  //random int grom 65 to 90                 game[i][j] = "       [" +"" +(char)num +"]"; //cast integer as character         }     }     /* printBoard prints the game board for the user */     public static void printBoard(String [][]game){         for (int i=0; i<game.length; i++){             for (int j=0; j<game[0].length; j++)                 System.out.print(game[i][j]);             System.out.println();         }     }            }

[[Gandalf]]

Well it would help us if you had a specific problem, or at least posted your attempt. I can't find an attempt at selection sort in your code. If you're just looking to learn how to implement selection sort from scratch, you can start at the Wikipedia page:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Selection_sort