c - Recursive Sort Function -

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i've written program recursively sort array. however, following error on line 11: syntax error before ']' token.

here code:

//this program recursively sorts array  #include<stdio.h>  void rec_sort(int values[], int n);   main() {     int vals[4];     vals[0] = 37; vals[1] = 48; vals[2] = 56; vals[3] = 63;     printf("this array sorted: %x\n", rec_sort(vals[], 4));      system("pause");      return 0; }  void rec_sort(int values[], int n) { //base case if (n<2) return;  int maxindex=0; int i;  //find max item in array in indexes 0 through n-1 for(i=1; i<n;i++) {       if(values[i] > values[maxindex])          maxindex=i;      }      //swap element 1 stored in n-1     //set temp n-1, set n-1 in array max, set max temp     int temp = values[n-1]; //store temp last element in array     values[n-1] = values[maxindex]; //store last element max value in array     values[maxindex] = temp; //temp keep on changing, array sorted      //recursively sort array values of length n-1     sort(values, n-1);  }

it looks you're trying print out whole array, c won't in 1 call printf. instead, need loop iterate through array , print out each number individually:

for (i=0; i<4; i++)     printf("%x\n", vals[i]);

since rec_sort isn't returning array, need invoke separately call printf, you'd like:

// sort data: rec_sort(vals, 4);  // print sorted values: (i=0; i<4; i++)     printf("%x\n", vals[i]);

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