Computers and Technology, 17.03.2021 23:40 tsmittens137
Write the pseudocode for a program that shows the logic for a program that accepts 15 different words from the console or file and loads them into an array. They should be in random order.
The program should accept the 15 words.
The program should then sort the words in alphabetic order(Use built in sort not bubble sort)
The program should then display the words on separate lines
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