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convert cpp program to c shell script ?
Post 302150682 by hgphsf on Wednesday 12th of December 2007 05:43:17 AM
12-12-2007
Code:
#!/bin/csh
if ( $1 < $2 ) then
if ( $1 < $3 ) then
if ( $2 < $3 ) then
echo $1" "$2" "$3
else
echo $1" "$3" "$2
endif
else
echo $3" "$1" "$2
endif
else
if ( $2 < $3 ) then
if ( $1 < $3 ) then
echo $2" "$1" "$3
else
echo $2" "$3" "$1
endif
else
echo $3" "$2" "$1
endif
endif|
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