currently I have one array pointng to a const array. I am a little new to c++ but the goal in mind would to list the values in my first array "num" in ascending order, and no matter there place in the array (even though there postion within in the array would change it would stil stay fixed and point the value indicated in the second array "num 2".

example the values 10,34,654,23. these values would then be listed as 10,23,34,654 but as orginally coded early 23 would be pointing to value 100 even when placed in the second postion after being converted to ascedning order.

Below shows the code that I have so far. and an additional code I would use to list my values in ascdeing order.

******Can Someone please demostrate and actual c++ code that will achieve my goal so I can run and follow it.********

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