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Example 6
Sort the following array in
an ascending order. int
array {32, 23, 43, 21, 39,
31, 15, 34, 38, 14}. Use
the algorithm given on the
last slide.
1 / Example
// Sort array in ascending order
tinclude ciostrean
4 laclude cstring
using nanespace std,
int main()
int a[10)-(32, 23, 43, 21, 39, 31, 15, 34, 38, 14);
Int tene; //for spping
10
for(int i-e; ic1e; i
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for(int 1-1+1; k10:1++)(//compare with next elenent onards
teno-al1):
/SAP process starts
(/store fiest elesest
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15
I/store the second element into first
(/store the temp (has first) Into second
I/Elements are sapped
als)-temp
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23 )
I/print serted array
for(int ie; i1e; i)
coute ca[1k :
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Example 7
• Rewrite example 6 and make the sorting code as a function
fSortAsc(array, length). This function will also print the
sorted array. Call this function in main (). Use the same array
as in example 6. Here is a portion of what the main () looks
like for this example. Hint: move the sort code from example 6
to the function fSortAsc.
I/ MB Example 7
I/ Sort array function
include clostream
tinclude string
susing namespace std;
vodd fSortasc(int al), int length),
int mainO
int a[10)-(32, 23, 43, 21, 39, 31, 15, 34, 18, 14);
fSortáscia, 1a);
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11
13
12 }
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Example 8
• Continue example 7 and add the sorting of the array in
descending order as a function fSortDesc(array,length).
This function will also print the sorted array. Call this function
in main. Use the same array as in example 6. The main() must
look like this.
I H Ecample a
/ Sort array function
3 tinelude ciestream
4 Binclude cstring
using nanespace std;
veld fSortasc(int all, Int length);
7 void fSortDesc(int all, int length);
9 int nain()
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int a[101-(32, 23, 43, 21, 39, 31, 15, 34, 38, 14);
12 Sortáscia, 10)
ceutccendl;
14 Sortbesc(a,10):
15 }
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14
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Matrices- two dimensional arrays
A matrix is a table with rows and columns
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M8- Arrays 2 - Read-only
cample 6
1 / M8- Example 6
// Sort array in ascending order
2
3.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
5 using namespace std;
4
int main()
int a[10]={32, 23, 43, 21, 39, 31, 15, 34, 38, 14};
int temp; //for swapping
for(int i=0; i<1®; i++){
for (int j-1+1; j<1@;j++){//compare with next element onwards
10
11.
12-
if(a[i]>a[j]){
temp-a[i];
a[i]-a[j];
a[j]-temp;
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14
//SWAP process starts
//store first element
//store the second element into first
//store the temp (has first) into second
//Elements are swapped
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//print sorted array
for(int i=0; i<l®; i++)
cout<ca[1]<<" ";
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. This function will also print the
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cample 6
1 / M8- Example 6
// Sort array in ascending order
2
3.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
5 using namespace std;
4
int main()
int a[10]={32, 23, 43, 21, 39, 31, 15, 34, 38, 14};
int temp; //for swapping
for(int i=0; i<1®; i++){
for (int j-1+1; j<1@;j++){//compare with next element onwards
10
11.
12-
if(a[i]>a[j]){
temp-a[i];
a[i]-a[j];
a[j]-temp;
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//SWAP process starts
//store first element
//store the second element into first
//store the temp (has first) into second
//Elements are swapped
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//print sorted array
for(int i=0; i<l®; i++)
cout<ca[1]<<" ";
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23 }
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cample 7
ke the sorting code as a function
. This function will also print the
ion in main (). Use the same array
portion of what the main () looks
move the sort code from evamnle 6.
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