Help with a sorting function

[thechadmartinez]

Alright, so I was asked to write a program that will ask the user for ten (10) numbers, and store the data in an array. Use the Bubble Sort (as a function) to sort the values in descending order. Display the sorted values.

Here is my code

#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>

using namespace std;



void Sorter(float numb[], int SIZE);
void Swapper(float& x, float& y);


int main ()
{
    //Local constants
    const int SIZE = 10;

    //Local variables
    int num;
    float numbers[SIZE];

/******************** Begin main Function Executables *************************/
    //Get input
    for (num = 0; num <= (SIZE - 1); num++)
    {
        cout<< "Enter number " << (num + 1) << "-> ";
        cin >> numbers[num];
    }

    //Sort numbers in descending order
    Sorter(numbers, SIZE);

    //Clear the screen
    system("cls");

    //Display
    for (num = 0; num <= (SIZE - 1); num++)
        cout<< numbers[num] << setw (15) << endl;

    //Hold execution on screen
    system("pause");

    //Indicate to OS successful termination of program
    return 0;

}   //End main


void Sorter (float numb[], int SIZE)
{
    //Local Variables
    int pass;
    int element;

    //Sort the numbers in descending order
    for (element = 0; element <= (4 - pass); element ++)
        {
        for (element = 0; element <= ((SIZE - 1) - pass); element++)
            if (numb[element] < numb[element + 1])
                Swapper(numb[element], numb[element + 1]);
        }


void Swapper(float& x, float& y)
{
    //Local Variables
    int temp; //Temporary holder

    //Swapping
        temp = x;      //Store old x in temp
        x    = y;      //Store old y in x
        y    = temp;   //Store old x (temp) in y
}

i just can get it to work as wanted. Please help me again!

[slicedpan]

Hmmm... well there's two glaring errors in this code,
(1) line 67, that should be a float, storing a float in an int results in a cast, and can cause some loss of precision
(2) line 52, you never assign a value to pass, meaning it will have some crazy value like -234823489, so using this as the limit in a loop is not a good idea.

Other than that, your Sorter function does not seem to implement bubble sort correctly. You definitely need to go back to the drawing board for that one