How do I sort five numbers? and what library should I include?
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There are several sorting methods you could use - some are described in the Articles section.
There are several sorting methods you could use - some are described in the Articles section.
Can you please describe one for me, I tried to look into the articles but I couldn't find one.
I tried to look into the articles but I couldn't find one.
You may want to revise your claims of effort. See, when I click on the C/C++ Articles link I see two articles on bubble sort, and selection sort, on the first page, and above the fold. Or when I do a Google search, I get bazillions of results, or when I look at Wikipedia, I get code right there for sorting.
Given that it takes five seconds to do a Google search, laziness is never rewarded on programmer forums.
You may want to revise your claims of effort. See, when I click on the C/C++ Articles link I see two articles on bubble sort, and selection sort, on the first page, and above the fold. Or when I do a Google search, I get bazillions of results, or when I look at Wikipedia, I get code right there for sorting.
Given that it takes five seconds to do a Google search, laziness is never rewarded on programmer forums.
I know thanks for your help, I looked at all of those before I posted this question, I am a new programmer, I just started 3 weeks ago. I looked at wikipedia, I tried to do it like that, but it didn't work.
But anyway thank you for helping!
So if you found the resources that show you how to sort numbers, why ask that question to us? Shouldn't your main concern then be getting one of them to work? Can you get bubblesort to work? And if you are having trouble with that, why not request our assistance on that issue?
So if you found the resources that show you how to sort numbers, why ask that question to us? Shouldn't your main concern then be getting one of them to work? Can you get bubblesort to work? And if you are having trouble with that, why not request our assistance on that issue?
I guess that, that's what I sould've done. What library do I use for bubblesort?
You don't use a library, you have to write the function yourself. It really isn't that hard.
Hi,
You wouldnt need any special library for doing a bubble sort.
its just a sequence of a few for loops.
the pseudo code will be very well explained on most of the articles on the internet or like this thread
If you do get stuck with understanding how to implement it from pseudocodee to actual code... guess its back to the book with syntax;s
if you do face issues otherwise, please specify the issue.
cheers
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