09B String.Split(); Parallel Arrays; Bubble Sorts

Microsoft Programming Lab-Based Learning class at South Mountain Community College: Unit 9 Video 2-- String.Split(); Parallel Arrays; Bubble Sorts (VB & C#) [Using the Split( ) method of the String class to separate comma-delimited values into an array; Working with Parallel Arrays; Understanding the Bubble Sort algorithm ] Instructor: Stephen F. Hustedde

[StephenHustedde]

Response (part 1): Of course - Bubble sorts can be written in any language - Use nested for loops with a nested if structure that swaps the elements if necessary using a temp variable. The outer 'for' loop iterates from 0 to one less than the last element (In C# using the length of the array - 2). The inner 'for' loop iterates from the outer counter value plus one to the last element (length of array - continued . . .

[bokangkhumalo]

I dont think you can use comparison operators for string values

[programmingjo]

It is a really good tutorial, it's a shame that you didn't include the c# code. I love the first concept; which is the parallel arrays; I didn't understand a bit the bubble sort. I really wish you included the c# code.

[StephenHustedde]

Response (part 2): . . . (length of array - 1). Then examine the two corresponding elements (e.g. array[i] > array[j]) depending on ascending or descending sorts and then swap values using a previously declared temp variable to hold the first value while you transfer the second to the first and then the temp to the second.

[nobelluk]

This is not compatible in C#, can you write same in c#?