Hi all,
I need to keep the 3 littlest values in an array and their association with a name.
The idea is the following:
I have in a first step:
old[1]{john} = 1
old[2]{lucy} = 2
old[3]{marc} = 1
and I would like to have in a second step (after sorting on values)
old[1]{john} = 1
old[2]{marc} = 1
old[3]{lucy} = 2
But I did not find a way to do that. Would you have any idea, please?
Best regards,
Pandelis
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