Generate an array that contains strings as elements. Sort this array in ascending order. (C++) Solution solution.cpp #include <iostream> //header file for input output function using namespace std; //it tells the compiler to link std arr2 space #include <cstring> //header file for string int main() { //main function // declare two arrays arr2d arr1 with 1-Dimension // and arr2 with 2-Dimension char arr1[10], arr2[10][10]; // normal variables... int i, j,noofstrings; cout<<\"Enter the number of strings required to sort \"; cin>>noofstrings; // for loop statement for(i=0; i<noofstrings; i++) { cout<<\"\ Enter the strings of an array \"<<(i+1)<<\": \"; cin>>arr2[i]; } for(i=0; i<noofstrings-1; i++) for(j = i+1; j<noofstrings; j++) //sorting string using strcmp() if(strcmp(arr2[i], arr2[j])>0) { // strcpy - copy the strings... // compare and swap... strcpy(arr1, arr2[i]); strcpy(arr2[i], arr2[j]); strcpy(arr2[j], arr1); } cout<<\"\ Sorted strings are:\ \"; for (i =0; i<noofstrings; i++) cout<<\"\ \"<<arr2[i]; cout<<endl; return 0; } output sh-4.3$ main Enter the number of strings required to sort 3 Enter the strings of an array 1: burningstar Enter the strings of an array 2: rockstar Enter the strings of an array 3: suddenstar Sorted strings are: burningstarockstar rockstar suddenstar .

1. Generate an array that contains strings as elements. Sort this array in ascending order. (C++)
Solution
solution.cpp
#include <iostream> //header file for input output function
using namespace std; //it tells the compiler to link std arr2 space
#include <cstring> //header file for string
int main()
{ //main function
// declare two arrays arr2d arr1 with 1-Dimension
// and arr2 with 2-Dimension
char arr1[10], arr2[10][10];
// normal variables...
int i, j,noofstrings;
cout<<"Enter the number of strings required to sort ";
cin>>noofstrings;
// for loop statement
for(i=0; i<noofstrings; i++)
{
cout<<" Enter the strings of an array "<<(i+1)<<": ";
cin>>arr2[i];
}
for(i=0; i<noofstrings-1; i++)
for(j = i+1; j<noofstrings; j++)
//sorting string using strcmp()
if(strcmp(arr2[i], arr2[j])>0)
{
// strcpy - copy the strings...
// compare and swap...
strcpy(arr1, arr2[i]);
strcpy(arr2[i], arr2[j]);
strcpy(arr2[j], arr1);
}

2. cout<<" Sorted strings are: ";
for (i =0; i<noofstrings; i++)
cout<<" "<<arr2[i];
cout<<endl;
return 0;
}
output
sh-4.3$ main
Enter the number of strings required to sort 3
Enter the strings of an array 1: burningstar
Enter the strings of an array 2: rockstar
Enter the strings of an array 3: suddenstar
Sorted strings are:
burningstarockstar
rockstar
suddenstar