This might present a problem with my overall grade, because one of my requirements is to have a function that receives the array of names, the array of social security #'s and the array of phone #'s and then sort them. All in one function.
This might present a problem with my overall grade, because one of my requirements is to have a function that receives the array of names, the array of social security #'s and the array of phone #'s and then sort them. All in one function.
Ok:Originally posted by kippwinger
This might present a problem with my overall grade, because one of my requirements is to have a function that receives the array of names, the array of social security #'s and the array of phone #'s and then sort them. All in one function.
I really don't see a problem, unless for some odd reason you can only have one function other than main.Code:void sortall( type array1[], type array2[], type array3[] ) { ...do swapping stuff... swapstuff( array1, x, y ); swapstuff( array2, x, y ); swapstuff( array3, x, y ); }
Quzah.
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The sorting is done in one function. It calls another function simply for programmer convenience.
If you made swap inline, however, you could definitely argue the point that its all in one function.
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