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do be do bo. |
should produce output similar to the following:
o | 3 |
d | 2 |
b | 2 |
e | 1 |
Your program will need to sort the arrays according to the values in the integer array. This will require that you modify the function sort given in Display 7.12. You cannot use sort to solve this problem without changing the function. If this is a class assignment, ask your instructor if input/output should be done with the keyboard and screen or if it should be done with files. If it is to be done with files, ask your instructor for instructions on file names.
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