Hi guys

I have a vector with 9 elements

vec[20] = 80.59, 132.40, 81.85, 79.83, 119.96, 111.89, 110.99, 101.21, 118.53

Im trying to put them in an anscending order

thats what the console shows me:

80.59 79.83 81.85 101.21 110.99 111.89 118.53 119.96 132.40

for (k=1; k<=i-1; k++)

{

for (j=k+1; j {

if (vec[k]>vec[j])

{

aux=vec[k];

vec[k]=vec[j];

vec[j]=aux;

}

}

}

Up is the formule i used but it is not working.

What Should I do? I am working in C Programming.

Question

Avery Brooks

Computers & Technology

5 March, 00:54

Hi guys

I have a vector with 9 elements

vec[20] = 80.59, 132.40, 81.85, 79.83, 119.96, 111.89, 110.99, 101.21, 118.53

Im trying to put them in an anscending order

thats what the console shows me:

80.59 79.83 81.85 101.21 110.99 111.89 118.53 119.96 132.40

for (k=1; k<=i-1; k++)

{

for (j=k+1; j {

if (vec[k]>vec[j])

{

aux=vec[k];

vec[k]=vec[j];

vec[j]=aux;

}

}

}

Up is the formule i used but it is not working.

What Should I do? I am working in C Programming.

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Answers (1)

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Georgia Duarte · Answer 1

Vectors and arrays are 0-based, so they don't start at 1 but at 0

your sort works by switching positions of 2 elements, which in your case didn't happen for the pair of the first&second element

your outer-loop starts with k=1, which should be k=0 instead