// Created by Eugene Overchenko /* !!-----This code takes 5 names and then sorting them in alphabet order-----!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!----------------ATTENTION----------------!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Enter names through key 'Enter' -----TRUE WAY NOT enter names through key 'Space' -----FALSE WAY */ #include #include using namespace std; const int X = 5; void SORT(string *ARR) { int count=0; int counter = 0; for (short i = 0; i < X-1; i++) { if (ARR[i].length() > ARR[i + 1].length()) count = ARR[i].length(); else count = ARR[i + 1].length(); for (short j = 0; j < count; j++) { if (ARR[i].at(j) < 97) char(ARR[i].at(j) += 32); if (ARR[i+1].at(j) < 97) char(ARR[i+1].at(j) += 32); if (ARR[i].at(j) > ARR[i + 1].at(j)) { string temp = ARR[i]; ARR[i] = ARR[i + 1]; ARR[i + 1] = temp; counter++; break; } else if (ARR[i].at(j) == ARR[i + 1].at(j)) continue; else break; } if (ARR[i].at(0) >= 97) char(ARR[i].at(0) -= 32); if (ARR[i + 1].at(0) >= 97) char(ARR[i + 1].at(0) -= 32); } if (counter > 0) SORT(ARR); } int main() { string NAME; string ARRAY[X]; for (short i = 0; i < X; i++) { getline(cin, NAME); ARRAY[i] = NAME; } cout<<"\t\t\tWELCOME\n"; cout<<"Your list of names\n\n"; for(short i=0; i

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