Sorting 3 Numbers and Even/Odd Questions

[new c++er]

hello everyone
i want your expert and your help please
i have to write a program that takes three numbers as input and write them in ascending order.
Sample Program Run:
Enter three numbers: 4 8 3
Numbers in ascending order: 3 4 8
how can i do it ?!
and i want to ask you does the cmath knows the diffrence between even numbers and odd numbers ?!

please consider that am a very first level in c++ and i need your help


thanks all

 

[Mark44]

hello everyone
i want your expert and your help please
i have to write a program that takes three numbers as input and write them in ascending order.
Sample Program Run:
Enter three numbers: 4 8 3
Numbers in ascending order: 3 4 8
how can i do it ?!
and i want to ask you does the cmath knows the diffrence between even numbers and odd numbers ?!

please consider that am a very first level in c++ and i need your help


thanks all

That's concerns...

What have you tried to do? The rules of the forum say that you need to make an attempt at a solution before anyone can help you. See Homework Help here: https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=5374.

What's "the cmath?" How would it help to know whether the numbers are even or odd? That's not anything that's relevant in this problem.

 

[new c++er]

i'll check the link now :) !
but abt the cmath its another question not realted to the first one :D!

 

[new c++er]

i haven't tried anything for honosty!

 

[Mark44]

cmath is the header math.h. You don't need any of the functions whose prototypes are in math.h if all you want to do is determine whether a number is even or odd. The modulo or remainder operator (%) is all you need. You don't need to include any headers to use it.

This operator takes two operands, and returns the remainder when the first operand is divided by the second.
For example 5 % 2 == 1, and 8 % 2 == 0.

 

[new c++er]

wt abt the acending thingy?!

 

[Mark44]

Take a stab at it and then show me what you've tried.

 

[davee123]

#!perl
print "Enter three numbers: ";
print "Numbers in ascending order: ".join(" ",sort {$a <=> $b} (split /\D+/,<>))."\n";

DaveE

 

[Mark44]

#!perl
print "Enter three numbers: ";
print "Numbers in ascending order: ".join(" ",sort {$a <=> $b} (split /\D+/,<>))."\n";

DaveE

That's not going to be much help to the OP since he will be writing C++ code.