Question one hundred and one: Sorting of ASCII codes

[Plain] Description
 
After three characters are entered, the three characters are output in ascending order of the ASCII code of each character.
 
Input
 
There are multiple groups of input data. Each group occupies one row and consists of three characters with no space between them.
 
Output
 
For each group of input data, one line is output, separated by a space.
 
Sample Input
 
 
Qwe
Asd
Zxc
 
Sample Output
 
 
E q w
A d s
C x z

Description

After three characters are entered, the three characters are output in ascending order of the ASCII code of each character.

Input

There are multiple groups of input data. Each group occupies one row and consists of three characters with no space between them.

Output

For each group of input data, one line is output, separated by a space.

Sample Input

Qwe
Asd
Zxc

Sample Output

E q w
A d s
C x z
 

[Plain] # include <stdio. h>
# Include <string. h>
 
Int main ()
{
Char;
Char B;
Char c;
Char t;
 
While (scanf ("% c", & a, & B, & c )! = EOF)
{
Getchar ();
If (a> B)
{
T =;
A = B;
B = t;
}
If (a> c)
{
T =;
A = c;
C = t;
}
If (B> c)
{
T = B;
B = c;
C = t;
}
 
Printf ("% c \ n", a, B, c );
}
 
Return 0;
}

# Include <stdio. h>
# Include <string. h>

Int main ()
{
Char;
Char B;
Char c;
Char t;

While (scanf ("% c", & a, & B, & c )! = EOF)
{
Getchar ();
If (a> B)
{
T =;
A = B;
B = t;
}
If (a> c)
{
T =;
A = c;
C = t;
}
If (B> c)
{
T = B;
B = c;
C = t;
}

Printf ("% c \ n", a, B, c );
}

Return 0;
}