No, it's difficult to do it sorting by alphabetically in all languages. Instead we can use a dummy variable, say if you have 5000 number of list and we can give a unique ID for each list to make that sorting work.
- Do all languages have an alphabetical order?
- Is alphabetical order important?
- What is the rule of alphabetical order?
- What is the correct sorting function to list in alphabetical order A to Z?
Do all languages have an alphabetical order?
No. Many languages do not use alphabetic systems. Chinese characters, Egyptian hşeroglyphs, Sumerian cuneiform- none If these are alphabets. Since each letter of the English alphabet has been assigned its own sounds and functions, then why is it necessary for them to always be listed in a certain order (e.g., ABCDEFG)?
Is alphabetical order important?
An agreed order is critical for sorting – allowing us to retrieve information efficiently. The ABC sequence is also useful because it maps onto other character sets, such as Greek and Cyrillic.
What is the rule of alphabetical order?
Alphabetical Order
Always alphabetize names by the first letter of the last name. A before B, and so on. If the first letters of the last name are the same, order according to the second letter. On my bookshelf, Douglas Adams is placed before Isaac Asimov because d comes before s alphabetically.
What is the correct sorting function to list in alphabetical order A to Z?
Go to Home > Sort. Set Sort by to Paragraphs and Text. Choose Ascending (A to Z) or Descending (Z to A). Select OK.