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which language are we talking? this smells like homework to me, but anyway first solution that comes to mind is
awk '{ fq[$1]++ } END { for (num in fq) print num, fq[num] }' | sort
if you want to do it in C or any language the procedure is pretty much the same, loop through the input and count how many of each number you have store that in an array and print out the answer.
Yes its homework... but I do it for me only... no teacher will look at it. But I couldn't seem to figure it out and things like that bother me alot. Itss c++ by the way.
the c++ way is exactly the same as the awk way because c++ is lucky enough to have associative containers. put your numbers space seperated on the command line.
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