**INTENT**
Sort elements in a range into a given order.
**DESCRIPTION**
- On line 8, we create a std::array of ints that we wish to sort.
- On line 10, we call the standard alrogithm std::sort, which sorts the range of elements between the given pair of iterators. We use std::begin and std::end to get the begin and end iterators for the array.
- By default, std::sort uses operator< to sort the range, which arranges the elements in ascending order. It can, however, be passed a comparison function object to use when comparing elements. On lines 12–13, we pass an object of type std::greater<int>, which is a comparison function object that uses operator>. Accordingly, this sorts the array in descending order.