Three sort methods (C language) and three sort C Language
1 # include "stdio. h "2 void main () 3 {void read_data (int a [], int n); 4 void write_data (int a [], int n ); 5 void comp (int a [], int n); 6 void insert (int a [], int n); 7 void bubble (int a [], int n ); 8 int I, n = 0, a [200]; 9 printf ("Enter the number of elements:"); 10 scanf ("% d", & n ); 11 printf ("select the sorting method (input 1 select method, input 2 insert method, input 3 bits Bubble Method):"); 12 scanf ("% d ", & I); 13 read_data (a, n); 14 if (I = 1) 15 comp (a, n); 16 if (I = 2) 17 insert (a, n); 18 if (I = 3) 19 bubble (a, n); 20 write_data (a, n ); 21} 22 23 void read_data (int a [], int n) 24 {int I = 0; 25 26 printf ("Enter the element:"); 27 (; I <n; I ++) 28 scanf ("% d", & a [I]); 29} 30 31 void comp (int a [], int n) 32 {int I, j, t; 33 for (I = 0; I <(n-1); I ++) 34 for (j = I + 1; j <n; j ++) 35 if (a [I]> a [j]) 36 {t = a [I]; 37 a [I] = a [j]; 38 a [j] = t; 39} 40} 41 42 void insert (int a [], int n) 43 {int I = 1, j = 0, k, t; 44 for (; I <n; I ++) 45 {for (j = 0; j <I; j ++) 46 if (a [I] <a [j]) 47 {48 t = a [I]; 49 for (k = I; k> j; k --) 50 a [k] = a [k-1]; 51 a [j] = t; 52} 53} 54} 55 56 void bubble (int a [], int n) 57 {int I, j, t; 58 for (I = 0; I <n; I ++) 59 for (j = 0; j <(n-1 ); j ++) 60 if (a [j]> a [j + 1]) 61 {t = a [j + 1]; 62 a [j + 1] = a [j]; 63 a [j] = t; 64} 65} 66 67 void write_data (int a [], int n) 68 {int I = 0; 69 for (; I <n; I ++) 70 printf ("% d \ n", a [I]); 71}
For sorting by selection method, an element is fixed, and then compared with other elements in sequence, the large (or small) is placed after the latter, and the smallest (large) then the first element of the first element is fixed, and the second small (large) element is placed in the second place after the loop.
For sorting by insertion method, the elements to be inserted are compared one by one with the existing sequence, and the elements are inserted in ascending (or descending) Order, then, the elements after the inserted elements of the original sequence are moved one by one, and the number of elements to be inserted is repeated several times.
For the bubble sort method, the two adjacent elements are compared in sequence for sorting. After a loop, the largest (or smallest) is reached to the end; and then re-loop, initialize the assignment values of all previous loops, and then rank the second largest number in the second-to-last order.