Program : How to calculate the median in C++?

[UseME]

Hi, I am the MCA student. I don't have the good programming knowledge. I have to complete my C++ assignment. But I can't find the answer of one question in which I have to write a program that calculate the median of given number. The following are the values:
int numbers[]={53,2,3,5,59,7,11,13,17,41,53,…
I had tried it from last hour,but I could not make it.
So anyone has the answer of my query,Please help me!

[Zecho]

Hello, I suggest you to try the following code of lines that is similar to your question only you can use whatever the values that are given in your example:

#include <codecogs/stats/moments/median.h>
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
double
p[6] = {0.2, 1.24, 0.5, 2.54, 2.3, 0.3},
q[6] = {1, 2, 3.2, 4, 5},
mx = Stats::Moments::median<double>(6, p),
my = Stats::Moments::median<double>(5, q);
std::cout << "The median of the p array is: " << mx << std::endl;
std::cout << "The median of the q array is: " << my << std::endl;
return 0;
}

Output:

The median of the p array is: 0.87
The median of the q array is: 3.2

[absolute55]

I guess you have the little bit of knowledge about the C++ language. you can also calculate the median using the Bubble sort. The following syntax helps you to calculate the median:

void med( int setofscores[], int tst)
{
bublSort(stdScores[][EXM], int, int);
printf("\n\n The sorted array is = ");
printArray(setofScores, int tst);
printf("\n\n The median is %d\n\n", setofscores[][ EXM / 2] );
}
void bublSort(int stdScores[][EXM], int hld, int tst)
{
int pas;
int p, q;
int hld;

for (pas = 1; pas < tst; pas++)
{
for (j = 0; j < tsts-1; j++)
{
if (stdScores[p][q] > stdScores[p][q + 1]) {
hld = stdScores[p][q];
stdScores[p][q] = stdtScores[p][q + 1];
stdScores[p][q + 1] = hld;
}
}
}

[Reegan]

I guess you know what is the meaning of the median. The Median is the value that is located in middle of the given sequence of number. If the number of data which is given is odd then the middle value is the median. But if the number of data is even then average of the two middle values is the median.
I think you have to try the algorithm that uses the Smallest function of bubble sort. I hope you got your answer. Have Nice Day!