To print apple, banana, grape, and mango in reverse order
Kartik sir has used
sort(s,s+n,compare);
instead of using compare can’t we print that array in the opposite direction?
like for(int i = n; i>=0;i–){
cout<<s[i]<<endl;}
here n = number of values in an array
s = array where we stored all our values
Yes, you can print the array in reverse using a loop, avoiding the need for sorting or compare
function.
Using a comparator allows custom sorting based on specific criteria, like reverse alphabetical
order for strings.
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