i want an instant answer

[C++.java]

I want to do coding on C++ using arrays for the numbers 20,-10,50,4,10,2,6 in ascending order.....

[mrboolf]

i want an instant answer

First!

Is that instant enough for you?

Btw: is there any question to answer at all? ...

[Ancient Dragon]

>>i want an instant answer
With a title like that most people will just ignore you.

And you have to be a lot more specific about what you need. There are billions of different answers to the crappy way you formatted your question or statement.

[Freaky_Chris]

I have no idea how sorry i can't help

I'm such a kinda man......after that title

[C++.java]

>>i want an instant answer
With a title like that most people will just ignore you.

And you have to be a lot more specific about what you need. There are billions of different answers to the crappy way you formatted your question or statement.

come on people i dont know programming much but i have to tell my teacher that i can do help me out the question given to me was arrange those numbers in ascending order using arrays the language v r doing is C++ so in i want it in C++ format...

[C++.java]

First!

Is that instant enough for you?

Btw: is there any question to answer at all? ...

come on i think u can help me out

[MosaicFuneral]

He did, by telling you, "you need a question, if you want an answer"(in other words). Try what Freak_Chris posted.

[Ancient Dragon]

google "bubble sort algorithm" and you will find lots of example code.

[Salem]

Here's a couple of ascending orders....

int arr[] = { 20,-10,50,4,10,2,6 };
for ( int i = 0 ; i < 7 ; i++ ) {
  setvolume(i);                 // 0 is silence, 7 is deafening
  say( arr[i] );  // number to speech function
}

int arr[] = { 20,-10,50,4,10,2,6 };
for ( int i = 0 ; i < 7 ; i++ ) {
  setfrequency(i*1000+1000);    // in Hz
  say( arr[i] );  // number to speech function
}

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