a single dimensional array can store values of different data types.Problem Description:

A single$-$dimensional string array is in parallel with a two$-$dimensional integer array.

Single$-$dimensional string array needs sorting in ascending order. This program uses

the BUBBLE SORT algorithm to sort the single $-$ dimensional string array, while

swapping row elements of the two $-$ dimensional integer array as needed.

Sample Run:

Enter the number of rows: $3$

Enter the number of columns: $4$

Enter string element number $1$: RowOne

Enter integer element number $1,1$ : $1$

Enter integer element number $[1,2]$:$2$

Enter integer element number $[1,3)$:$3$

Enter integer element number $[1,4]$:$4$

Enter string element number $2$: Rowiwo

Enter integer element number $[2,1]$:$5$

Enter integer element number $[2,2]$:$6$

Enter integer element number $\{2,3)$:$7$

Enter integer element number $[2,4]$:$8$

Enter string element number $3$: RowThree

Enter integer element number $\{3,1]$:$9$

Enter integer element number $\{3,2)$:$8$

Enter integer element number $[3,3]$:$7$

Enter integer element number $[3,4]$:$6$

Array before Sorting:

RowOne $1234$

RowTwo $5678$

RowThree $9876$

Array after Sorting:

RowOne $1234$

RowThree $9876$

RowTwo $5678$

A$.$ Study the above Sample Run and make notes of what you can interpret

examining the run.

B$.$ Create a new C$++$ MS Visual Studio project file named

YourFirstNameLasiNameBubble

C$.$ Add a New Item under Source Files and name it

YourFirstNameLasuameBubble

D$.$ Download and Copy the contents of ProgramOne$-$DocumentBubbleSort.docx

into your empty new source file. Now you have a program

E$.$ Run the program, with the with the data given above and examine your run.

There is a difference. Make a note of it$.$

F$.$ Note that most Comments have a number. Replace the number with the

appropriate word$($s$)$ to accurately state the comment.

G$.$ Use examples given in WEEK TWO module to complete the Top Documentation

correctly and fully.

Pool of words $($some words might be used multiple times and

there extra words in the pool too$)$: