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Generally speaking, comparison callback functions in C are often implemented to return an integer lesser than zero, equal to zero or greater than zero - depending on if the first object is lesser t...
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Lundin
·
2021-12-06T07:52:13Z (about 3 years ago)
Generally speaking, comparison callback functions in C are often implemented to return an integer lesser than zero, equal to zero or greater than zero - depending on if the first object is lesser than, equal to or greater than the second object. How it is done in your case, there's no telling since you didn't post the comparison function and the call `BubbleSort(A,6);` is also invalid.