String Selection Sort
Modify the selectionSort function presented in this chapter so it sorts an array of strings instead of an array of ints. Test the function with a driver
Program 9-9
// Include needed header files here.
int main()
{
const int SIZE = 20;
string name[SIZE] =
{"Collins, Bill", "Smith, Bart", "Michalski, Joe", "Griffin, Jim",
"Sanchez, Manny", "Rubin, Sarah", "Taylor, Tyrone", "Johnson, Jill",
"Allison, Jeff", "Moreno, Juan", "Wolfe, Bill", "Whitman, Jean",
"Moretti, Bella", "Wu, Hong", "Patel, Renee", "Harrison, Rose",
"Smith, Cathy", "Conroy, Pat", "Kelly, Sean", "Holland, Beth"};
// Insert your code to complete this program.
}
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