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#SORTING([5,9,15,2,106,344],1) = 2 5 9 15 106 344 | #SORTING([5,9,15,2,106,344],1) = 2 5 9 15 106 344 | ||
| − | + | #SORTING([-3,5.5,0.025,-44],1) = -44 -3 0.025 5.5 | |
| + | #SORTING([56.3,4/5,21,7.645],0) = 56.3 21 7.645 0.8 | ||
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Latest revision as of 06:42, 13 April 2017
SORTING(Array,Ascending)
- where is set of numbers to be sorted,
- is the value that decides whether numbers should be sorted in ascending or descending order.
is set of numbers to be sorted,
is the value that decides whether numbers should be sorted in ascending or descending order.Description
- This function sorts the array of numbers in either ascending or descending order.
- Sorting means arranging a set of data in some order.
- For non-zero value of , the numbers are sorted in ascending order.
- If is 0, the numbers are sorted in descending order.
Examples
- SORTING([5,9,15,2,106,344],1) = 2 5 9 15 106 344
- SORTING([-3,5.5,0.025,-44],1) = -44 -3 0.025 5.5
- SORTING([56.3,4/5,21,7.645],0) = 56.3 21 7.645 0.8
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