How to check the ordering of an array sorted by the bubble method?

Closed due to the fact that it was off topic by participants aleksandr barakin , Cheg , KAGG Design , AK ♦ , rdorn 24 Sep '17 at 13:00 .

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  • Add a code to the question. - 0xdb
  • A bubble is a sorting algorithm, not an ordering check. To check the orderliness of the array, it is enough to go through it once - Andrew NOP
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    Checking the order does not depend on what method the array was ordered, and whether it was ordered at all. - Akina
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    The question from which side look bad. And home, and the absence of code, and incomplete data in question (an array of strings or numbers). Voted for closing. - AK ♦

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char massiv[n]; int i = 0; for (i;i < n;i++) { if (massiv[i] > massiv[i + 1]) { puts("не отсортировано!"); break; } }
  • i <n - 1 otherwise there will be going beyond the massiv massif [i + 1] - Andriy Martsinkevych
  • @Andriy Martsinkevych, right) I just quickly dashed off an example. - LokenGarvel '