Name
Array.Sort Method
Class
System.Array
Syntax
Array.Sort(array) Array.Sort(array, comparer) Array.Sort(array, index, length) Array.Sort(array, index, length, comparer) Array.Sort(keys, items) Array.Sort(keys, items, comparer) Array.Sort(keys, items, index, length) Array.Sort(keys, items, index, length, comparer)
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array Use: Required
Data Type: Any array
The array of objects to be sorted
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keys Use: Required
Data Type: Any array
The array of keys to use for sorting. This array is also sorted.
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items Use: Required
Data Type: Any array
A parallel array of values to be sorted in the order of
keys, their corresponding keys-
index Use: Required
Data Type: Integer
The index at which to start the sort
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length Use: Required
Data Type: Integer
The index at which to end the reversal process
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comparer Use: Required
Data Type:
IComparerinterfaceAn object implementing the
IComparerinterface to be used for sorting. IfNothing, then theIComparableimplementation of each element (in the case of arrays of keys) or value type (in the case of arrays).
Return Value
None
Description
Sorts a portion of, or sorts an entire one-dimensional array, with an
optionally specified key array and an optionally specified
IComparer interface
Example
Sub sortArray( )
Dim i As Integer
Dim intArray( ) As Integer = {9, 8, 12, 4, 5}
For i = 0 To 4
console.WriteLine(CStr(intArray(i)))
Next
System.Array.Sort(intarray)
Console.WriteLine("Sorted:")
For i = 0 To 4
console.WriteLine(CStr(intArray(i)))
Next
End SubThe output is:
9 8 12 4 5 Sorted: ...
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