3 single-digit sort #9
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NOTE: must manually quit the program after sorted input prints (ctrl-c/keyboard interrupt). Couldn't find a way to exit the program gracefully.
How to use:
Type in 3 single-digit numbers (0-9) one line at a time.
Example:
6
1
7
After hitting return/enter on the third input, the numbers will be printed out in numerical order.
At this point, you must manually quit the program.
I spent a while trying to figure out how to exit, but I haven't figured out a solution yet.