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Sort A List Of Integers
Given a file of 100,000 unsorted integers, write a program that first prompt user to enter file name and reads those integers into an array and sorts the integers in the array. The program should then prompt the user for an index, and then display the integer at that index.
For example, if the array contains ten integers and the contents are
79 4 42 51 12 22 33 17 91 10
after sorting, the integer at index 6 is 42
Download the "List of 100,000 Unsorted Integers" from below link and sort that list, then enter the value at index 10000 (ten thousand) for a screenshot.
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