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Function overloaded help please

guirampani (19)
So I got 3 functions with different data types, and I also need to sort an array of numbers that are:

valListInt = 23, 2, 34, 23, 43, 22, 32, 32, 43, 34
valListLong = 7000, 15, 34, 2373645, 43, 22, 9392929294, 46, 32, 111143
valListDbl = 23.3847239,

I put a menu so the user can choose if they want to sort the integers, long or double. However, if the user puts 1 to sort integers it prints first -858993460 instead of 2 in my integer list. Can't figure out what is wrong if someone could help I would appreciate it, the code is: 

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#include <iostream> 
#include <cmath>
#include <iomanip> 
 
using namespace std; 
  
void sortingNumbers (int valListInt[]){

	int intNum1,intNum2;
	int sorting;

	for (intNum1 = 0; intNum1 < 10; intNum1++)
	for (intNum2 = 0; intNum2 < 10; intNum2++)
	
		if (valListInt[intNum2] > valListInt[intNum2 + 1]){
			sorting = valListInt[intNum2];
			valListInt[intNum2] = valListInt[intNum2 +1];
			valListInt[intNum2 + 1] = sorting;
		}

	for (intNum1 = 0; intNum1 < 10; intNum1++)
		cout << valListInt[intNum1] << endl;
}

void sortingNumbers (long valListLong[]){

	int longNum1,longNum2;
	long sorting;

	for (longNum1 = 0; longNum1 < 10; longNum1++)
	for (longNum2 = 0; longNum2 < 10; longNum2++)
	
		if (valListLong[longNum2] > valListLong[longNum2 + 1]){
			sorting = valListLong[longNum2];
			valListLong[longNum2] = valListLong[longNum2 + 1];
			valListLong[longNum2 + 1] = sorting;
		}

	for (longNum1 = 0; longNum1 < 10; longNum1++)
		cout << valListLong[longNum1] << endl;
}

void sortingNumbers (double valListDouble[]){

	int doubleNum1,doubleNum2;
	double sorting;

	for (doubleNum1 = 0; doubleNum1 < 10; doubleNum1++)
	for (doubleNum2 = 0; doubleNum2 < 10; doubleNum2++)
	
		if (valListDouble[doubleNum2] > valListDouble[doubleNum2 + 1]){
			sorting = valListDouble[doubleNum2];
			valListDouble[doubleNum2] = valListDouble[doubleNum2 + 1];
			valListDouble[doubleNum2 + 1] = sorting;
		}

	for (doubleNum1 = 0; doubleNum1 < 10; doubleNum1++)
		cout << valListDouble[doubleNum1] << endl;
}

void main()
{
	int userMenu;

	bool stoploop = false;
	
	while (!stoploop){

	cout << "Which numbers do you want to see sorted?\n";
	cout << "1.	Integers\n" << "2.	Long Doubles\n" << "3.	Doubles\n";
	cout << "Enter your choice: ";
	cin >> userMenu;

	if (userMenu == 1){
			int valListInt[] = {23,2,34,23,43,22,32,32,43,34};
			sortingNumbers (valListInt);
			cout << "Continue (y/n)? "; 
			char userAnswer; 
			cin >> userAnswer; 
				if (toupper(userAnswer) != 'Y') 
					stoploop = true;

		} else if (userMenu == 2){
			long valListLong[] = {7000,15,34,2373645,43,22,9392929294,46,32,111143};
			sortingNumbers (valListLong);
			cout << "Continue (y/n)? "; 
			char userAnswer; 
			cin >> userAnswer; 
				if (toupper(userAnswer) != 'Y') 
					stoploop = true;

		} else if (userMenu == 3){
			double valListDouble[] = {23.3847239,2.3974,34.183734,23.0,43.36381,22.3,32.0,32.1919,43.938363,34.38364};
			sortingNumbers (valListDouble);
			cout << "Continue (y/n)? "; 
			char userAnswer; 
			cin >> userAnswer; 
				if (toupper(userAnswer) != 'Y') 
					stoploop = true;
		}

	}
	system("pause");
}
hyperfine (155)
I'm guessing it has to do with the fact that in one of your for loops, you are accessing the 11th member of an array that has 10 members (line 33).
guirampani (19)
Yeah exact, I need to be more careful when making indexes, already fixed it made another post accidentally, thanks for your help tho :)
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