c programming number sorting

[JewishBacon]

im working on a homework assignment for my c programming class. I was given a list of 500 numbers and i have to give a value for how many of them are between 150 and 200.  i think i have most of the program down, but the last thing i need is for the code to go into this list of numbers and assign one at a time to a variable.  my code should then take that variable and sort it. here is a picture of my code. 

 

[JewishBacon]

please note that the bottom part of the code

(numbergrabber) is not quite done yet.  

[fizzlesticks]

Are the numbers in a file or hard coded into the program?

[JewishBacon]

Are the numbers in a file or hard coded into the program?

they get hard coded into the program

[MikeD]

im working on a homework assignment for my c programming class. I was given a list of 500 numbers and i have to give a value for how many of them are between 150 and 200.  i think i have most of the program down, but the last thing i need is for the code to go into this list of numbers and assign one at a time to a variable.  my code should then take that variable and sort it. here is a picture of my code. 

 

That is pseudo-code, right? Because there are a lot of errors in there (apart from the obvious "number in question" bit and the part at the end).

 

EDIT: did not see the last reply before posting

How exactly are they hard coded?

[JewishBacon]

ya ive only been working on it for a few minutes now. but its almost c, im pretty new to all this

[fizzlesticks]

Assuming I understand the problem, this may help.

float numbers[] = { 43,54,1,64,234,54,23,4,65,3453,234,543,...} // with 500 numbersint main(){	int numValid = 0;	int numInvalid = 0;	float validNumbers[500];	float invalidNumbers[500];	loop through numbers array	{		if the number is 150<x<200		{			add the number to the validNumbers array			add 1 to numValid		}		else 		{			add the number to the invalidNumbers array			add 1 to numInvalid		}	}		//look up qsort for sorting	qsort validNumbers from index 0 to numValid 	qsort invalidNumbers from index 0 to numInvalid	printf validNumbers	printf invalidNumbers	//if the sorted lists need to be printed	loop from 0 to numValid	{		printf validNumber[x]	}	loop from 0 to numInvalid	{		printf invalidNumber[x]	}	return 0;}

[JewishBacon]

thanks fizz that makes more sense than what i was trying to do!