The sort will include the element that the iterator points to. Parameter 1 myvector.begin() ~ The first parameter is where you will be putting a iterator(Pointer) to the first element in the range that you want to sort. So let’s go dig into these and figure out what each does and why it does it. First take a look at each of these functions and see if we can figure out what each parameter does.Įxample 1 ~ std::sort(myvector.begin(), myvector.end())Įxample 2 ~ std::sort(myvector.begin(), myvector.end(), m圜ompFunction) The second example is an optional overloaded function that includes a third parameter. The first example is what the function looks like. It's use is to sort containers like arrays and vectors. The sort() function in the algorithm header can be a very useful tool to both new and experienced programmers. Enable that and click ok and you should be good to go.
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It comes with a C++11 compiler and you can enable it by going to settings->compiler->compiler settings->compiler flags-> and then you should see a checkbox that says something like Have g++ follow the C++11 ISO C++ language standard. Head on over to CodeBlocks and download their IDE. If you don't have a C++11 or don't know if your compiler supports it, I would recommend doing this. Now before we start I would like to state that I will be using features that are only available on C++11 compilers.