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I want to write a program which prints my list in descending order but what i could do it to do it in ascending order. So how do i now convert it to descending?

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(define (in-order ls)
  (cond ((null? ls) ls)
        ((< (car ls) (cadr ls)) 
         (cons (car ls) (cons (in-order (cdr ls)) ())))
        ((>= (car ls) (cadr ls)) (car ls))
        (else "Nothing")))


What I have tried:

I tried doing in ascending order. I just need to convert it now
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Updated 22-May-16 8:53am
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CHill60 22-May-16 9:54am    
I don't know Lisp but I would guess that changing < to > and >= to <= might do it
Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 22-May-16 14:19pm    
And will you be surprised if I told you that it is written in the books (public and accessible via Google)?
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CHill60 22-May-16 14:52pm    
No I wouldn't be surprised at all!

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I don't know Lisp but I would guess that changing < to > and >= to <= might do it
 
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