Sorry, I'm not really sure what you asked either. I looked at your code, and the only thing I could comprehend from your question that makes sense would be that you want to fill up an array of, say, 20 slots with random integers frm 1-100, in order to sort them afterwards or whatnot.

Well, I see numbers[i]=rand();

rand()%100 will give a random integer from 0 to 99, so use this line to get 1-100 inputted into a slot of your array:

numbers[i]=rand()%100+1;

Not sure if that's what you meant. It's been too long since I dealt with this. I recall writing a new randomizer function way back that took a min and max parameter, kind of like the PHP function. Not that it really matters, it just takes some basic math skills to figure out your range.

Now that I see your other post about QuickSort, my answer feels too basic.

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