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Is it possible to use std::sort defined inside <algorithm> for sorting char arrays according to their ASCII value? If yes, please provide an example.
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The main logic is to toCharArray() method of the String class over the input string to create a character array for the input string. Now use Arrays. sort(char c[]) method to sort character array. Use the String class constructor to create a sorted string from a char array.
Yes. That is definitely possible. You could know that just by writing some sample code, such as this: char charArray[] = {'A','Z', 'K', 'L' }; size_t arraySize = sizeof(charArray)/sizeof(*charArray); std::sort(charArray, charArray+arraySize); //print charArray : it will print all chars in ascending order.
C library function - qsort() The C library function void qsort(void *base, size_t nitems, size_t size, int (*compar)(const void *, const void*)) sorts an array.
Yes. That is definitely possible. You could know that just by writing some sample code, such as this:
char charArray[] = {'A','Z', 'K', 'L' };
size_t arraySize = sizeof(charArray)/sizeof(*charArray);
std::sort(charArray, charArray+arraySize);
//print charArray : it will print all chars in ascending order.
By the way, you should avoid using c-style arrays, and should prefer using std::array or std::vector.
std::array is used when you know the size at compile-time itself, while std::vector is used when you need dynamic array whose size will be known at runtime.
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Yes:
char array[] = "zabgqkzg";
std::sort(array, array+sizeof(array));
See http://ideone.com/0TkfDn for a working demo.
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