| dartzxx (4) | |
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Hello guys I am a little bit confused on if statements. I am creating a simple program that sorts numbers in descending order, and I have it so that it outputs the sorting to the screen, but I want to give the user the option to see the sorting process. Now the process works, but when the user inputs y/Y or n/N the program shows the sorting process, when it should only show it when the reply is y/Y. void BubSort2 (double y [], int count) { void Trace (double [], int); char reply; double temp; int blue, red; blue = 1; do // query for trace { system ("cls"); cout << setw (48) << "Initiate Trace?"; Skipline (2, c); cout << setw (55) << "Enter y for yes or n for no: "; cin >> reply; } while ((reply != 'n') && (reply != 'N') && (reply != 'y') && (reply != 'Y')); system ("cls"); do { for (red = blue + 1; red >= 2; red--) { if (y [red] > y [red - 1]) { temp = y [red]; y [red] = y [red - 1]; y [red - 1] = temp; if ((reply = 'y') || (reply = 'Y')) { Trace (y, count); } } } blue++; } while (blue != count); cin.get (); return; } | |
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| pogrady (410) | |
| check your assignment versus equality operator. | |
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