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    The document presents code for sorting an array of integers in ascending order. It uses a nested for loop to compare array elements and swap their positions if out of order, storing the swapped values in a temporary variable. The sorted array is then outputted using another for loop. The code declares an array size limit, input variables, reads user input into the array, performs the sorting logic, and outputs the sorted array.

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    The document presents code for sorting an array of integers in ascending order. It uses a nested for loop to compare array elements and swap their positions if out of order, storing the swapped values in a temporary variable. The sorted array is then outputted using another for loop. The code declares an array size limit, input variables, reads user input into the array, performs the sorting logic, and outputs the sorted array.

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    ASSIGNMENT IN

    PROGRAMMING 2
    PRESENTED BY: MARK JOED ORTIZ
    #include <iostream> In this first part of the code, the
    using namespace std; program declare that the array
    size limit is only 5, and it also
    #define ARRAY_SIZE 5
    declare the I and j variables for
    int main()
    { the looping part of the program
    int numbers[ARRAY_SIZE], i ,j ,temp; and temp for temporary holder of
    the value. The for loop function is
    cout<<"Simple C++ Example Program for Sorting to read the amount of arrays
    (Ascending Order) In Array\n";
    inserted by the user. And the cout
    // Read Input part is where the user will input
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE; i++) how many arrays the way to input
    { in the program.
    cout<<"Enter the Number : "<< (i+1) <<" : ";
    cin>>numbers[i];
    }
    // Array Sorting - Ascending Order In the part of the code it contains
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE; ++i) a nested loop that will display the
    { input values of the user. And the if
    for (j = i + 1; j < ARRAY_SIZE; ++j)
    statement is comparing the sizes
    {
    if (numbers[i] > numbers[j]) of the arrays inserted by the user.
    { The temp value on the other hand
    temp = numbers[i]; is declared as a temporary holder
    numbers[i] = numbers[j]; of a value swapping the value of i
    numbers[j] = temp;
    }
    and j if needed depending on
    } what order it will display the value
    } (descending or ascending).
    cout<<"Sorting Order Array: \n"; In this final part of the code it will
    for (i = 0; i < ARRAY_SIZE; ++i) display the input arrays by the
    cout<<numbers[i]<<endl; user in ascending order using a
    for loop.
    return 0;
    }

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