Sorting Program:

Have a data file that contains TV shows, and the network that they air on.
Such as "Lost" is on "ABC".
Store this in a plain text file (notepad) in the following format.
Show;Network
Lost;ABC

The semicolon ; is used to separate the data values. I am taking the liberty in assuming that there are no show titles that contain ; in them.
Write the show and network information one show per line.
Make a file with 10 shows (with mixed networks).

Your program will read these strings in, one line at a time. You will have 2 arrays, to hold 10 elements each. One array for the show titles, and the other for the show networks.
For example:
show[0]="American Idol";
network[0]="FOX";

However, you will be reading these values in from a file, not writing the values in C++. The above instructions, are just for an example.

When you sort the data, you must remember to move both the show title and the network to the correct index.
You will need to use a temporary value when swapping positions.

Your program will display the data 2 ways with the heading for each:

• Sorted by show title.
• Sorted by network (with a subsort of the show titles).

Examples:

Sorted by Show

Show                                  Network
American Idol                     FOX
Dancing with the Stars        FOX
Lost                                     ABC

Sorted by Network

Network                              Show
ABC                                    Lost
FOX                                    American Idol
FOX                                    Dancing with the Stars


To sort by network: when sorting, test the network name AND the show title to see which is greater.

Use comments & functions to help make your code easier to read.