Sorting Characters Of A C String

Is there a built-in method for sorting characters in a string, or do I have to construct my own?

for instance:

string word = "dabc";

I would want to change it so that:

string sortedWord = "abcd";

Perhaps char is a better option?

How would I go about doing this in C++?

Jun 27, 2022 in C++ by Nicholas
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