If FileOne and FileTwo had been given in reverse alphabetical order, what changes would have to be

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If FileOne and FileTwo had been given in reverse alphabetical order, what changes would have to be made to this pseudocode to merge these files into a file that is in reverse alphabetical order?


Refer to the following pseudocode, which partially merges the files with internal names FileOne and FileTwo into a third file named Merged. (Each record in FileOne and FileTwo contains a single field of string type.)

Read FileOne, Namel Read FileTwo, Name2 While (NOT EOF(FileOne)) AND (NOT EOF(FileTwo)) If Namel < Name2 Then Write Merged, Namel Read FileOne, Namel Else Write Merged, Name2 Read FileTwo, Name2 End If End While

Suppose that the contents of FileOne and FileTwo are

FileOne: "Corinne""Marjorie""Shirley""Tamara"

FileTwo: "Arthur""Michael""Sam"

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Prelude To Programming

ISBN: 9780133741636

6th Edition

Authors: Stewart Venit, Elizabeth Drake

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