Combining 2 codes to make a number counter with user input

I have two pieces of code and i am trying to amalgamate the two. Basically i need a number sorter which asks the user to input values until a number equal to or less than 0 is input. Once this is done the program sorts the numbers into ascending order. So far I have code for user input that ends when a number less than 0 is entered

function Sample()
Loop  = true;
Count = 0;
while(Loop)
      a = input('Please input a number: ');
      if a>=0
          Count = Count+1;
      else
              Loop = false;
      end
end
fprintf('Ok, the number of inputs enetered by the user is %d',Count);
end

And a code to put numbers into ascending order.

A = [1 2 4 8 5 11 0.2];
B = zeros(size(A));           
for k = 1:numel(A)            
    [m, ind] = min(A);        
    A(ind)   = [];            
    B(k)     = m;
end
disp(B)

I cant however figure out how to combine the two into a single program. Any help would be greatly appreciated

[Walter Roberson]

The first thing you need to do is change Sample so that it keeps track of all the the entered numbers except the termination. Then have it return the list of numbers. Calling Sample would replace the assignment to A in your second code.

[Image Analyst]

Why not use the sort() function???

Answer 1

[Jan]

function v = Sample()
Loop  = true;
Count = 0;
v     = [];
while Loop
   a = input('Please input a number: ');
   if a >= 0
       Count    = Count + 1;
       v(Count) = a;
   else
       Loop = false;
   end
end
fprintf('Ok, the number of inputs enetered by the user is %d\n', Count);
v = sort(v);
end