22, 1, 7, -9, 121, 75, 89, 29, 500, 43
I need Steps plus the code.
Steps :
1. 22 1 7 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43
2. 22 1 7 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43 //compare first and second elements
3. 1 22 7 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43 //swapping first and second elements
4. 1 22 7 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43 //compare third and previous elements
5. 1 7 22 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43 //swapping second and third elements
6. 1 7 22 -9 121 75 89 29 500 43 //compare fourth and previous elements
7. -9 1 7 22 121 75 89 29 500 43 //swapping elements first and fourth
8. -9 1 7 22 121 75 89 29 500 43 //compare fifth and previous elements
9. -9 1 7 22 121 75 89 29 500 43 // No swapping
10. -9 1 7 22 121 75 89 29 500 43 //compare sixth and previous elements
11. -9 1 7 22 75 121 89 29 500 43 //swapping elements sixth and fifth elements
12. -9 1 7 22 75 121 89 29 500 43 //compare seventh and previous elements
13. -9 1 7 22 75 89 121 29 500 43 //swapping sixth and seventh elements
14. -9 1 7 22 75 89 121 29 500 43 //compare seventh and previous elements
15. -9 1 7 22 75 89 121 29 500 43 // No swapping
16. -9 1 7 22 75 89 121 29 500 43 //compare eigth and previous elements
17. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 //swapping fifth and eighth elements
18. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 //compare eigth and previous elements
19. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 // No swapping
20. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 // compare nineth and previous elements
21. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 // No swapping
22. -9 1 7 22 29 75 89 121 500 43 // compare tenth and previous elements
23. -9 1 7 22 29 43 75 89 121 500 // swapping tenth and sixth elements
Code:
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
void insort(int ar[],int n){
int i,k,j;
for(i=1;i<n;i++){
k=ar[i];
j=i-1;
while(j>=0 &&
k<ar[j]){
ar[j+1]=ar[j];
j=j-1;
}
ar[j+1]=k;
}
for(i=1;i<n;i++){
cout<<ar[i]<<" ";
}
cout<<endl;
}
int main()
{
int ar[]={22,1,7,-9,121,75,89,29,500,43};
int n=sizeof(ar)/sizeof(ar[0]);
insort(ar,n);
return 0;
}
[C++ language] Write down the steps how insertion sort for sorting the following elements in an...
[C++ language] Write down the steps how insertion sort for sorting the following elements in an array: 22, 1, 7, -9, 121, 75, 89, 29, 500, 43 I need Steps as an algorithm plus the code and screenshotes
1. (C++) Write down the steps how insertion sort for sorting the following elements in an array: 22, 1, 7, -9, 121, 75, 89, 29, 500, 43
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