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I said earlier in a post that I know SOME Web design requires some programming knowledge but I don't plan on using it. And
I'm a Felon, I don't expect anybody to hire me ( which is why I decided to...

Well I just brewed up a pot of extra strong coffee so I can re read around 160 pages int my book. I do appreciate yall attempting to walk me trough this though. Hopefully I'll get the concepts of...

I'm thinking "int iarray[10]" should be 9 instead of 10 because it starts counting at 0.
as far as:


for(x=1;x<=10;x++)
{
scanf("%d",&iarray[x]);
}

I really have no clue except for I know...

ah.. ok well it's nice to actually see people help people nowadays instead of just cussing them out and telling them to do their own work lol

That IS what It's doing.. It's assigning each inputted number to each of the 10 variable slots in the array.. and if you read my previous post, you would SEE I said I only knew BASIC knowledge about...

Basically what I have to do is input 10 numbers into an array, print the array in the order it was provided, then have a menu with an option to sort the inputted numbers by ascending and descending...

I already KNOW what you have to do. I just don't know how to DO it...
I can't figure out the how to bubble sort for ascending and descending which is the only problem... Some people aren't just made...

Yeah it may be insanely noobish and easy to someone who knows what they are doing and is a programmer, however I am not. Some of this code is like a weeks worth of searching and copying and pasting....

I thought that was what the code was doing here:



if(y==1)
{
for (i=1; i<n; i++)
{
for (j=n; j>i; j--)
{

How would I add a loop to print the output of the following code both in ascending and descending order? First off, here was the Problem:

Build a C program (not C++) that uses a single-dimension...