How to short array , like 1 to 10 data[ 8,5,3,9,2,7,1,4,6,10]

Question

Please give solution

Answer 1

data.sort();

Answer 2

Read the reference and you can do it by yourself

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/sort

Answer 3

Orin Cook If your solution doesn't work correctly, then why do you propose that? Even if you made a disclaimer. It's very confusing for a novice (not just the topic starter, but for future readers too).

Answer 4

I wonder who are those four upvoters? I guess the people who don't know javascript. The Ipang's answer should be upvoted and marked as the accepted answer.

Answer 5

Orin Cook wrote:

"Ipang's answer is the same answer, it just bypassed Google"

I don't rely on a particular search engine ...

"(which in this case isn't necessarily a good thing, since the technical reference is probably the least readable answer)."

Did you just claim your answer be more readable? in what way though?

MDN is a reputable reference provider, it's disrespectful to say their documentation is *least readable* when even professional coders recognize MDN's credibility as reference.

(Edited)

Answer 6

No, never use bubble sort. This is also a very bad advice. The purpose of bubble sort is only for giving a person a basic foundation in creating algorithms, this is the most inefficient algorithm and it should never be used in the real world.

Answer 7

Print(data.sort())

Answer 8

HÌGHTECH RITESH You don't read, just write, right? :) It was already discussed, that sort() gives wrong results for numbers. And there's no Print() in JS.

Answer 9

that won't sort numbers correctly, btw, but it should be enough info to let you Google the full solution

Answer 10

kpl Creation did any answer here help you?

Answer 11

Ipang's answer is the same answer, it just bypassed Google (which in this case isn't necessarily a good thing, since the technical reference is probably the least readable answer).
Also you don't have to wonder, you can just click the number.

Answer 12

no I'm saying other Google results would be more readable for a beginner. w3 or StackOverflow, for example.
(side note: I intend "Google" here in the generic sense, obviously other search engines would work too)

Answer 13

You can use bubble short techniques.

Answer 14

As I said above, sort() won't work naively here; it sorts in "ascii-betical" order, so you'd get 1, 10, 2....
You've gotta define a sorting function for it if you want something else