python输入数字并排序,在python中对数字进行排序

I'm trying to get a function where if you do sort(listname) it would sort all the numbers inside that list from least to greatest.

I'm not sure whats wrong with mine, but I need some help as the output isn't actually least to greatest it does least to greatest for the first two numbers of the number.

Example :

If list has 23, 212, 44 in it than I sort it the output will be like this.

Output :

212,23,44

It should be 23, 44, 212.

Code:

def sort(my_list):

size = len(my_list)

for i in range(size):

for j in range(size-i-1):

if(my_list[j] > my_list[j+1]):

tmp = my_list[j]

my_list[j] = my_list[j+1]

my_list[j+1] = tmp

More code :

numbers=([])

amount=input("How many numbers are in your list? ")

print("")

counter = 0

ran = 0

while counter < int(amount):

counter = counter + 1

ran = ran + 1

num3 = input(str(ran) + ". Input: ")

try:

val = int(num3)

except ValueError:

num3 = input(str(ran) + ". Input: ")

sort(numbers)

numbers.append(num3)

解决方案

That looks like your list doesn't contain any numbers but strings. Python doesn't try to guess what might be inside of those strings, so you get an odd sort order.

You have two options:

Convert list elements to int before comparing them (if(int(my_list[j]) > int(my_list[j+1])):)

Search this site for python natural sort to get answers how to implement "natural sorting" in Python.