Is there a command to place variables in order?

[xander333]

Is there a command to place variables in order?
I mean like this:

#include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

string ploeg_1; //namen ploegen
string ploeg_2;
string ploeg_3;
string ploeg_4;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int score_1; //scores ploegen
int score_2;
int score_3;
int score_4;

int sb_1;// scorebord
int sb_2;
int sb_3;
int sb_4;

char x; //de - bij scores
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int scorecalc (int score1, int score2) { //score berekening 1
    if (score1 > score2)
    {
     return (3);
    }
    else if (score1 == score2)
    {
     return (1);
    }
    else
    {
     return (0);
    }
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int scorecalc2 (int score1, int score2) { //score berekening 2
        if (score1 < score2)
    {
     return (3);
    }
    else if (score1 == score2)
    {
     return (1);
    }
    else
    {
     return (0);
    }
}
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
int main () {
    cout<< "Give name team 1: "; //ploegnamen invoeren
    getline (cin, ploeg_1);
    cout<< "Give name team 2: ";
    getline (cin, ploeg_2);
    cout<< "Give name team 3: ";
    getline (cin, ploeg_3);
    cout<< "Give name team 4: ";
    getline (cin, ploeg_4);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    cout<< "\nDag 1:\n"<<ploeg_1<<" speelt tegen "<<ploeg_2<<".\n"<<ploeg_3<<" speelt tegen "<<ploeg_4<<"."; //speeldag uitleggen
    cout<< "\n\nWhat was the result of "<<ploeg_1<<" vs "<<ploeg_2<<"?\n"; //score invoegen
    cin>> score_1 >> x >> score_2;
    cout<< "\n\nWhat was the result of "<<ploeg_3<<" vs "<<ploeg_4<<"?\n";
    cin>> score_3 >> x >> score_4;
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
sb_1 = scorecalc (score_1, score_2); //Scores BEREKENEN                                                                                                                                                                                                                        
sb_3 = scorecalc (score_3, score_4);
sb_2 = scorecalc2 (score_1, score_2);
sb_4 = scorecalc2 (score_3, score_4);
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
     
cout<<"\n\n"<< ploeg_1 << " has "<< sb_1 <<" points.\n";
cout<< ploeg_2 << " has "<< sb_2 <<" points.\n";
cout<< ploeg_3 << " has "<< sb_3 <<" points.\n";
cout<< ploeg_4 << " has "<< sb_4 <<" points.\n\n\nMade by Xander D.\n\n";
    


system ("pause");
}

Dont mind the comments, they're in dutch.
i need what i typed underlined to be placed from highest variable (sb) to lowest. is that possible?

Thanks in advance,

Xander

[Athar]

Yes, you should look up arrays.
Just keep reading on in your book, arrays are a topic that's usually covered very early.

Edit:
I see you meant something else. The fact that you need to use arrays remains, though.
Use std::sort for sorting an array.

http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/sort/

You will need to group your variables together into a class (which you should do anyway) in order to use sort.

[xander333]

Thanks,

and my "book" is this website"s tutorial xD

i must be VERY unlucky, because I made this program when i read up until the page before arrays -.-.

And how do you group variables into a class?

[xander333]

BTW, will it order the FULL sentences?