How to sort unorganised integers in C language?

Answer 1

Hey lamia
I'm not getting you here, sort unorganised integers? did you mean the unorganised integers are in an array? but why in your recent comment you mention sort letters, are you sorting some integers or are you sorting characters in a C-string?

* Just looking for clarity

Answer 2

lamia
If you want you can use qsort function, defined in stdlib.h header. You can of course opt to use one of the sorting algorithm available.

Reference and example:
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cstdlib/qsort/

Answer 3

lamia, what type of sorting do you want to do. Can you give me an example
Is it sorting an array like:-
[3,4,2,1] to [1,2,3,4]?
Or something else?

Answer 4

Roan Holloway
I am just another guy who uses sololearn🙂🙃

Answer 5

Thanks Ipang . I needed this!!

Answer 6

You're welcome lamia
Post that code up here when you're done 👌

Answer 7

I have done it already...Arsenic

The thing is: guess, with the help of scanf, i have inputted 5 numbers.
10 30 15 6 20
Now, i need to sort it. And make it 6 10 15 20 30.

And same problem with array also. If the array is like {10,30, 20, 40}
I need to make it {10, 20, 30, 40} Ipang

Answer 8

I tried🙂. Need some clue. That's why I posted it.

Answer 9

I have started with C language. Doing codes only with C. So, wanna sort numbers with the help of C. Anyway, people can be new in programming. What is "common sense" to you, that topic is maybe new to someone. behave good with people. God will bless you

Answer 10

اهلا

Answer 11

ممكن نتعرف

Answer 12

H!

Answer 13

Unorganized integers in c language can be sorted out with various sorting techniques like bubble sort, merge sort etc. Bubble sort is most efficient in all of the techniques. You can decide yourself which technique you want to use.