program question

[Guest_imported]

need to get 3 numbers in numerical using if statements and not using and or or example you input 3 1 2 the program would print 1 2 3

 

[pebe]

Your question is not very clear. Do you mean you want the numbers sorted?

There are plenty of easy-to-use sort progs available.

 

[MiggyD]

This sounds like a homework question. What have you done so far? Do you have anything? Like actual code or even psuedo code that you may have considered? --MiggyD

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[qbasicking]

Take a look at the SWAP statement, make a couple of loops that compare the three variable and then move them around. You should be able to do this in 10 lines or so

 

[Guest_imported]

First you need to find out how to use the Sort Commands, Then you sort by CHR$ statements, which is the number in which each key is assigned. Look in help:contents, then look for Sorting commands, and then CHR$ info. This will hopefully show you how to sort what the person inputs, in the memory, then print out in numerical order.

 

[logiclrd]

To be honest, I don't see what [tt]CHR$()[/tt] has to do with sorting... There is no [tt]CHR$[/tt] statement, by the way; it is a function that takes an integer and returns a string.

 

[qbasicking]

I tried it and got it in 4 lines! you need to use comparisons, SWAP, and DO-LOOP UNTIL

 

[pebe]

You got in 4 lines what you THINK clipjoint was doing. Was the 123 in a single string? an array? or were they separate integers?

As he hasn't told you this info, how do you know how to handle them?

 

[qbasicking]

in an array, the actual sorting took 4 lines, the whole program (the input included)was 11 lines. This seems to be the easiest and and quickest way to do it

 

[MiggyD]

This is exactly the reason I asked "clipjoint3" to post some code.

Guess clipjoint3 found the answer s/he was looking for. --MiggyD

Never be afraid to try something new. Remember that amateurs built the Ark. Professionals built the Titanic.