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| Submitted on: |
10/31/2002 10:20:26 AM |
| By: |
Rishabh
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Beginner |
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Unrated |
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C, C++ (general), Borland C++ |
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Sort upto 10000s of numbers using this simple for all Bubble sorting app I made for my class exercise.Initially a limit of 200 numbers is set but you can always make it higher.The programs asks the user for mo of numbers to be sorted and then asks for those numbers
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 6/27/2005 5:28:27 PM: OR13
Generally, it would be much easier to read/write your code (and very important for the future) if you tabbed it properly.
About this code: Nice. I guess it's alright (didn't compile it - sorry, but I have a compiler which won't support this w/o some changes that I don't have the stregth :-D to do right now... ).
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6/27/2005 5:37:52 PM:
Just an advice: ther's no need of making an array in int's just for the temp, one temp int is enough ;)
and why do you call it .cpp when the code is written in C? (beside of the "//" way to comment)
anyway, keep up the good coding (I like you'r PF printf def).
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6/28/2005 9:35:35 PM: vicente
this code doesnt work right off the bat with dev-c++ so i gave it not so good rating. Dev-c++ is free however not the standard which everyone is held to abide by. However because it didnt work with my compiler right off the bat it doesnt get a great rating
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12/7/2005 6:42:10 AM: jackie
Your code is lacking a little in the convention category, however, I did learn a little from it, therefore, thank you.
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