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Ok this was super frustrating but i finally figured out what was wrong. the prompt straight up lies to you. it wants you to be able to read 20 numbers from the keyboard/input *BUT* your code must accommodate for different array lengths. so just make your array code in the sort loop generic not based on an array of 20.

This one is tricky, but you cannot complain as it almost the same as task from the previous lesson about Arrays. There was task about printing array of input data in ascending order. Cool!!!

going through array and set array from largest to smallest integer :)

Well, looked up Bubble Sort, and under the hood, it's basically the for-loop reversing the array, so what I did without actually writing it out. I guess I will use it from now on, but at least I know how it's doing it. Happy coding. :)

Didn't use the Bubble Sort and passed. What I don't understand is, why instruct us to create an array of 20 numbers and test with array with less than 20 numbers? Just had to change the condition of for-loop to i < array.length / 2 instead of i < 10 Since people have mentioned it, I will check out the Bubble Sort.

HINT: Bubble Sort.

Multiply the elements of array with -1, sort using the function for arrays, multiply again with -1. Good luck :)

Ok, this one is really complicated, if you manually sort not using a for loop still the sorting will be wrong, I litterally manually sorted the array 20 lines of code... wrong. This exercise can be solved with bubble sorting is the most basic sorting.

Sort method should be able to sort array of any length ( array.lenght )

All of my code is correct but it keeps saying that my sort method doesn't put the array in descending order when it does