sort a list of numbers in one line

sorter.py

# a list of ints
l = [4, 2, 6, 7, 8, 1, 50, 23, 13, 55, 12, 3]

# one line to sort them!
[l.insert(ind, l.pop(l.index(min(l[ind:])))) for ind in range(len(l))]

# see?
print(l)

# elaborated code
# count from zero to length of the list
for ind in range(len(l)):
    # get smallest number from the unsorted portion of the list
    smallest_number = min(l[ind:])
    # get the index of this
    itsindex = l.index(smallest_number)
    # pop this index from the list
    the_smallest = l.pop(itsindex)
    # insert at the end of the sorted part of the list
    l.insert(ind, the_smallest)
    print('Moving %d --> %d' % (the_smallest, ind))

print(l)

# back to work now :(