<Add your code here>

var text1: string := "TEST"
var text : string := ""

for i: 1 .. 1
    %%%WHY CAN'T I CALL VARIABLES LIKE THIS???
    put "TEST" + intstr(i) %% <-- "variable name"                                          :::OUTPUTS TEST1
    put  text + intstr(i) %%how do i call text1 using this type of method?          :::OUTPUTS 1
                     %%%%WANT IT TO OUTPUT ::: "TEST"
end for

var num1 : int := 7
var num2 : int := 3
var num3 : int := 5

loop
    var reset_fors : boolean := false
    var tempsmall, templarge : int := 0
    for i : 1 .. 3
        if reset_fors = true then
            return
        end if
        for j : 1 .. 3
            if reset_fors = true then
                return
            end if
            if num (intstr (i)) > num (intstr (j)) then
                tempsmall := num (intstr (j))
                templarge := num (intstr (i))
                num (intstr (i)) := tempsmall
                num (intstr (j)) := templarge
                reset_fors := true
            end if
        end for
    end for
    exit when reset_fors = false
end loop
put "DONE"
put num1
put num2
put num3

var num1 : int := 7
var num2 : int := 3
var num3 : int := 5

loop
    var reset_fors : boolean := false
    var tempsmall, templarge : int := 0
    for i : 1 .. 3
        if reset_fors = true then
            return
        end if
        for j : 1 .. 3
            if reset_fors = true then
                return
            end if
            if num (intstr (i)) > num (intstr (j)) then
                tempsmall := num (intstr (j))
                templarge := num (intstr (i))
                num (intstr (i)) := tempsmall
                num (intstr (j)) := templarge
                reset_fors := true
            end if
        end for
    end for
    exit when reset_fors = false
end loop
put "DONE"
put num1
put num2
put num3

%%I been thinking how we could do this, so after alot of thinking i figured...
%% Finding which is bigger / smaller would be easier if we compared this with 2 numbers...
%% TEXT is easy enough to manipulate, add to, change...
%% So lets try to use a TEXT of numbers and match them up to make this work, if ya fallow...

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

%%Basic idea of what we want to try would be, "get 1 number to start" then every number after,
%% We compare it to the current list of numbers.  we sort threw the string of numbers to see
%% Where we add it, and when user done entering numbers, we have a sorted string of numbers...

var tempN : string
var tempS : string := ""
var all_numbers : string := ""
var get_number : string
var sort_numbers_completed : boolean := false

loop
    %%Get user number
    loop
        put "Please enter a number to be sorted!"
        get get_number
        if strintok (get_number) = true then
            exit
        elsif Str.Lower(get_number) = "q" then
            sort_numbers_completed := true
            exit
        end if
        cls
    end loop

    %%we have to sort and add to the string correctly.   
    tempS := all_numbers
    all_numbers += "B" + get_number   %%we can use "B" as a marker (space) if you will between numbers
    tempN := ""
    loop
        for i: 1 .. length(tempS) %%old string we need to search
            if tempS(i) = "B" then  %%BREAK --> temp Number is set for 1 number!
                for temp: (i + 1) .. (length(tempS))
                    if strintok(tempS(temp)) = true then
                        tempN += tempS(temp)
                    else
                        return
                    end if
                end for
            end if
            %%%Keep place in string here right, So lets compare numbers!
            if strint(tempN) <= strint(get_number) then
                %%nothing, we need to go back to for loop...
                return
            elsif strint(tempN) > strint(get_number) then
                if i = 1 then %%start of numbers
                    %%add number to front of string
               %% elsif middle of string breaks then <--
                    %%add into the middle
                else  %%end of it
                    %%stays the same (cause we add it to the end to start with)
                end if
            end if
            return %%not sure if we need this here, but to be safe to restart the loops if we change vars to sort threw
        end for
           
            %%we exit when loop when nothing else needs sorting.
    end loop

    %%exit when user is done adding numbers to be sorted (q)
    exit when sort_numbers_completed = true
end loop

put ""
put "FINALLY DONE!"
put "All the numbers sorted is here!!!"
put all_numbers

%%an example of text manipulation
var test : string := "B5B6B8"  %%in reference to our other program :)

put test
put test (3) %%output "B"
test += "B10"
put test

for i : 1 .. length (test)
    if i = 7 then %break after 8 before 10 //(say we find a 9)
        var temp_start, temp_end : string := ""
        for s : 1 .. (i - 1) %%up to BEFORE the B
            temp_start += test (s)
        end for
        for e : i .. length (test) %all numbers start with "B" break to find easy!
            temp_end += test (e)
        end for
        %%now we "REMAKE THE STRING!!"
        test := temp_start + "B9" + temp_end
    end if
end for

put test  %%as you see, it added the B9 between 8 and 10..

%% E D I T E D      P O S T      T O       A D D        T H I S        P A R T !! ! !
for i: 1 .. length(test)
    if test(i) not= "B" then
        put (test(i)) ..
    else
        put " "..
    end if
end for
%%And ofcourse, To print the final string of numbers you could do something like this ....   I mean its a kind of "CHEATING" lol, but i mean, without arrays good luck doing this better....