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how to find highest and lowest number.. please help me how to get the highest and lowest number when I input 10 numbers..
the first run is:
Enter First Number:
Enter Second Number:
Enter Third Number:
Enter Fourth Number:
Enter Fifth Number:
Enter Sixth Number:
Enter Seventh Number:
Enter Eighth Number:
Enter Ninth Number:
Enter Tenth Number:
Upon Finishing Input of 10 Numbers this is the output:
The Highest Number is: (highest number)
The Lowest Number is: (lowest number)
help me code this help will be appreciated.. thanks.. help me pls.. ^_^
the first run is:
Enter First Number:
Enter Second Number:
Enter Third Number:
Enter Fourth Number:
Enter Fifth Number:
Enter Sixth Number:
Enter Seventh Number:
Enter Eighth Number:
Enter Ninth Number:
Enter Tenth Number:
Upon Finishing Input of 10 Numbers this is the output:
The Highest Number is: (highest number)
The Lowest Number is: (lowest number)
help me code this help will be appreciated.. thanks.. help me pls.. ^_^
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Look at each number and save the highest number entered.
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First of all, I would have 2 variables; first one for storing Min, and the second one for shoring Max. While you input a number, you compare with the Min and Max. If that number is smaller than Min, then assign it to Min. If it is bigger than Max, then assign it to Max.
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Maybe this will give you an idea:
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what you could do is save each number into a file, then read that file line by line into a bubble sorter. Then when the program is done the first value in the file would be your highest number and the last number would be your lowest number.
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Originally Posted by sonsofliberty84 
what you could do is save each number into a file, then read that file line by line into a bubble sorter. Then when the program is done the first value in the file would be your highest number and the last number would be your lowest number.
Why would you need to write it into file, when you can solve that problem without using saving into file.
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i guess all you need is to place each input in an array and then do a bubble sort on that array, then output the first and last values.
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Originally Posted by sonsofliberty84
i guess all you need is to place each input in an array and then do a bubble sort on that array, then output the first and last values.
Why don't you just compare it while you are inputting? Like this:
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