In a simple IF statement loop
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Clippy
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burger2227
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R
FOR i = 1 TO 10
IF array%(i) > highest% THEN highest% = array%(i)
NEXT
When the loop is done, you should have the highest integer in the array.
Posted on Dec 20, 2009, 9:55 AM
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I dont know what you meen...
unseenmachine
on Dec 20
Don't use 50 CNT variables. Use one Array!
Clippy
on Dec 20
You need to learn about arrays first...
Pete
on Dec 20
getting there...but...
unseenmachine
on Dec 20
Array sample showing high and low values
Solitaire
on Dec 20
Here's how it would work with your program:
Solitaire
on Dec 20
Thanks, but....
unseenmachine
on Dec 20
Sure. Here is the Bubble Sort algorithm:
Solitaire
on Dec 20
* Ever hear of SWAP? You is doin it in VB :-P
Clippy
on Dec 20
You're right, Clippy.
Solitaire
on Dec 20
* I found that out in VB6. I swapped like you did.
Clippy
on Dec 20
But you use bubble sort
qbguy
on Dec 21
The one I posted was even easier...
Pete
on Dec 21
* But that one's just a less optimized bubble sort
qbguy
on Dec 21
So?
Pete
on Dec 21
* Because it is NOT "intuative" to a new programmer.
Clippy
on Dec 21
Am i the programmer in question?
unseenmachine
on Dec 21
Not really. There are dozens of ways to SORT. Some are not easy to understand.
Clippy
on Dec 21
I've been coding more years than you've been alive.
Pete
on Dec 21
How is bubble sort more intuitive than selection sort?
qbguy
on Dec 21
* I use shell sort without a problem. Not everything involves vast arrays.
Clippy
on Dec 21
Why would you want to change the array data?
Clippy
on Dec 20
The purpose of it all...well some of it anyway
unseenmachine
on Dec 20
The ten most likely would probably be the least used balls, but
Clippy
on Dec 20
Fun to program but fruitless to use.
Pete
on Dec 21
Fot those who are not english
unseenmachine
on Dec 21
* I thought for the lottery the order doesn't matter though
qbguy
on Dec 21
* Up with disorderly balls the Engish will not put!
Sir Winston
on Dec 21
* Just switch < to > 'get the lowest' to 'get the highest' and 1 to 10 for results.
Pete
on Dec 21
Done, well to a fashion
unseenmachine
on Dec 21
* Well I think that is more than 50 numbers.
Clippy
on Dec 21
Re. more than 50 numbers
unseenmachine
on Dec 21
Of course!
Solitaire
on Dec 22