How to sort 10 strings in alphabetical order

Question

I want to write a program a to sort 10 strings in alphabetical order

Answer 1

I want to post a new solution which is std::sort
look at algorithm header file , its fast and standard.
try
std::sort(mystring.begin(),mystring.end());
for a start don't forget to look at algorithm header file.
edit:::
here's the full code (fast , portable , standard , modern solution and in 5 lines) or less
https://code.sololearn.com/cZEPLfKbS8ko/?ref=app

Answer 2

Yeah maybe ASCII code. In fact, just getting the character at a given position, they are char variables and you can treat them as integers with the value being their ASCII value.

So 'b'>'a'.

However, 'N'<'b'.

Answer 3

Which one should come later?

abba
OR
baa?

This question will help me determine what else you factor in.

Answer 4

Then what you should do is sort everything by first character.

You implement a comparison function then use one of the sorting algorithms.

Answer 5

#include <algorithm>

Answer 6

Well I want it in dictionary order so Abba should be first as we have A first in dictionary and then we have words from A such as Ab then Ac ......

Answer 7

How can I do that

Answer 8

May be by using ASCII code

Answer 9

Sorry I can't understand the Answer because I am very new to programming like few months

Answer 10

Ok I'll try and let you know thanks for help buddy 😀

Answer 11

Ok, so it will sort the string array in alphabetical order I'll try and let you know my friend

Answer 12

Thanks bro I am done with sort function thanks to everyone for help

Answer 13

Bro I can't understand what you are saying 😂 what algorithm header file

Answer 14

Two steps -
1-Convert into lower case
2-Compare ASCII codes of substring [0] from the lowest to highest

Answer 15

temp=input ("enter the strings")
a=list(temp.split())
sorted (a)
print(a)

Answer 16

I tell you that you may solve this problem by using sort method in c++ STD directly, but it can't exercise your algorithmic idea. Depending on existing functions, it's not possible. You have to find a way to solve this problem by yourself. This is my attempt to sort 10 strings with insertion sort algorithm for reference only.
https://code.sololearn.com/cwJaNSXR0VaZ/?ref=app