Reputation: 63
Is it more time-efficient to sort like this:
sort(ar,ar+n,greater<int>());
or
bool MyF(int a,int b){ return a>b; }
sort(ar,ar+n,MyF);
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Depends on what ar
is. If it's a sequence container, the reverse iterators are your friends:
std::sort(ar.rbegin(), ar.rend());
Otherwise, yeah, std::greater<int>
seems appropriate for the task...
As for which of your two examples is "better", well, they are functionally equivalent and the former uses a standard library feature that is tested and does the job for you. I see no contest, frankly.
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