4. Write a program that will: a. Define 10 by 12 array. Fill the array with random number in the interval -400 – 600. Save the array into a file named "your_lastname_your-firstname_HW5_prob4.tdat" b. Read the above file into a different array c. Determine the maximum number in each row and print it out including the row number d. Determine the minimum number in each column and print it out including the column number e. Save (c) and (d) into a file

6. Write a program that will randomly generate 500 integer numbers in the range -249 to 250. Write thosenumbers in a text file named “in.txt”. Now Sort (in ascending order) all the integer numbers in the file “in.txt”using Buuble Sort. Save the sorted output into another text file named “out.txt”. (Try to write separatefunction for SWAP and BUBBLE_SORT and call them from main function.)

Write a program to allow a user to play the game, Hangman. DO NOT USE AN ARRAY The program will generate a random number (between 1 and 4581) to pick a word from the file - this is the word you then have to guess. Note: if the random number you generate is 42, you need the 42nd word - so loop 41 times picking up the word from the file and not doing anything with it, it is the 42nd you need. Here is how you will do this: String word: for (int k=0; k<41; k++) {word=scnr.nextLine(); }//end loop and now pick up the word you want word=scnr.nextLine() //this is the one you want The user will be allowed to guess a letter as many times as it takes - but 10 wrong guesses and they lose!! Eventually either they won or lost. In case they lost print out the answer.  Java

Create a C++ Program to do the following: Create a .txt file with up to 10 double numbers. Then in your code, create an array to hold 10 doubles. Openthe file. Read each number from the file into a place in the array. Count how many numbers you read. Close thefile.Now, go through the data in the array twice. Don’t go through all 10 elements in the array, only the elementsfor which you have read data. On the first pass, calculate the average of the numbers in the array. (Calculate thetotal, divide by count, that is µ).On the second pass through the data, for each number you should calculate how far it is from the average(number - average), square that, and keep a sum of the squares, that is S.When you’re done, calculate the average of that sum of squares, A. The square root of that number, σ is yourstandard deviation.Print out the average µ and standard deviation σ

6) Write a program that declares a 10-element integer array. Initialise the arrays with the values: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100 using a for loop. Then output the array values.

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a. Create an array to hold 10 double values.b. Take 10 value inputs from the user.c. Display the sum of the first 5 elements.d. Write a loop that computes the sum of all elements in the array.e. Write a loop that finds the minimum and minimum elements also the index of maximumand minimum element’s index in the array.f. Apply binary search to find a value x (taken by the user) and print the index value if it ispresent in the array or not.