BubbleSort

[ncaver]

Yes

[Boxbird]

What is the meaning difference between snap and swap?

"Yes" does not answer this question. This is a Wh- question.

[tibrado]

I think your teacher meant "swap".

[ncaver]

Swap is the when you swap the numbers but snap is the bubble sort

[Boxbird]

Have you written your function main?

[tibrado]

Your function said "void swap()"??

[ncaver]

I thought that was it .

[Boxbird]

Have you written your function main?

[ncaver]

what is that ??

[Boxbird]

You don't even know the function main()?

[ncaver]

nevermind ! i know what you talking about . Just forget it becuase Im not going to get it right . So it dont even matter

[Boxbird]

So what is your next problem?

[ncaver]

Thats what I trying to figure what i need to do and where to begin

[Boxbird]

And your original assignment? The more detailed the better.

[ncaver]

Thats the original assignmenet

[Boxbird]

That's the original assignmenet

Your assignment is to write a function main()?

[ncaver]

The original function is to a function that performs a snap for the numbers array

[Boxbird]

void swap(int &x, int &y, int t = 0) {t = x, x = y, y = t;}

void bubbleSort(int arr[], int size)
{
    int i, j;
    for(i = 0; i < size; i++) 
    for(j = 0; j < size - 1; j++) 
    if(arr[j] > arr[j+1]) swap(arr[j], arr[j+1]);
}

[cire]

The original function is to a function that performs a snap for the numbers array

Presumably, you mean the original function is a function that performs a swap for the numbers array. Such a function is convenient to have in order to facilitate the creation of a sorting function (such as one that implements the bubblesort algorithm.)

Boxbird is right in that the original function is broken. I would verify that you've reproduced it correctly (because I'm fairly certain you have not.)

[ncaver]

I was going on what my teacher gaves us . He was like put in Visual Studio and it should run but I was thinking something isnt right and it is missing some things