Hello,
Thanks for the reply....i actually dont understand the code you sent me
because you wrote it in c,c++ and safe c++.I am just learning C++ and i am
trying to finish an assignment....the last part of the assignment requires
sorting that was why i posted that.
Now am specifying...i need the code in c++.
Thanks
Thomas Hruska <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
MoMaFuckEup wrote:
> Hello,
> am writing program that requires sorting.am using an array error[5].the
> array contain values(numbers),i want a program to sort the smallest
> value to error[1]and the smaller one to be in error[2].....
> please help me
size_t x, y;
int error[] = {15, 7, 9, 1, 10};
Block<int> sorterror(error, sizeof(error) / sizeof(int));
sorterror.Sort();
y = sorterror.GetSize();
for (x = 0; x < y; x++) printf("%i\n", sorterror[x]);
(<grin> That's what you get for not specifying C, C++, Safe C++)
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