Regarding inbuilt sort

#1

why u have called a + n here i don’t understand the meaning of that how it will work.

#2

hello @ssmit_joshi
first argument of inbuilt function takes starting address (address from where we want to sort) thats why we pass a in first argument.

second argument of inbuilt function takes ending address (basically address next to last element of array which is a+n ) thats why we pass a+n in second argument.

#3

here a+n line i am still not able to understand pls help me with these

#4

refer this lnk

#5

pls send me code of descending order , i have done ascending so pls send descending

#6

pass greater< int > () as third param of sort function.and it will sort in descending order

#7

STILL IT IS DOING IN ASCENDING ORDER ONLY NOT IN DESCENDING

#8

share ur code using cb ide

#9
#10

check now->

#11

still i m doing in dev c++ it is showing it not declared

#12

try in cb ide , if it works there then the issue is with ur ide.
try updating it

#13

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