Is’sorted ascendingly’ a valid proposition?
How can we use this expression in the sense of ‘sorted in ascending order’? The context is programming: sorting a data-structure or results of a query.
It is acceptable adverb formation, but it is terribly uncomfortable. I would stick with “sorted in ascending order”, as it would be readily understood by a larger audience than “ascendingly”. Is the use of ascendingly, unnecessary? ” “. “. “. Also tell me if you have
a client that doesn’t share with him/her with things. This will distract from his/her message.
It is acceptable adverb formation, but it is terribly uncomfortable. I would stick with “sorted in ascending order”, as it would be readily understood by a larger audience than “ascendingly”. Is the use of ascendingly, unnecessary? ” “. “. “. Also tell me if you have
a client that doesn’t share with him/her with things. This will distract from his/her message.
It is acceptable adverb formation, but it is terribly uncomfortable. I would stick with “sorted in ascending order”, as it would be readily understood by a larger audience than “ascendingly”. Is the use of ascendingly, unnecessary? ” “. “. “. Also tell me if you have
a client that doesn’t share with him/her with things. This will distract from his/her message.
It is acceptable adverb formation, but it is terribly uncomfortable. I would stick with “sorted in ascending order”, as it would be readily understood by a larger audience than “ascendingly”. Is the use of ascendingly, unnecessary? ” “. “. “. Also tell me if you have
a client that doesn’t share with him/her with things. This will distract from his/her message.
