A function assigns to a bit string the number of one bits in the string. Find the domain and range of the function. Domain is [a] Range is [b]

Using C++ Language   Write a program to implement the following: • Declare two C-strings str1 and str2 of appropriate sizes. • Use strcpy() to copy the string “Hello World.” into str1 • Using a suitable message, read the user input into str2. The user may enter more than one word. • Determine and store the length of both char arrays using strlen() • Check if both char arrays are the same length using the stored lengths o If they are the same length, tell the user they are the same length o If they are not the same length, tell the user the strings are different and end the program using a return statement. • Compare both strings using strcmp to check if they are the same string. o If they are the same string, inform the user of this o If they are not the same string, inform the user of this o Note that you compare only if they are of the same length, hence the return statement in the earlier step.

Write direct sum function for int64_t sum(int64_t N, uint64_t A[])

1.perform the 4 arithmetic operations involving functuons(you can freely choose any equation of the function)

binaryAddition functionThis function takes two static arrays, bit pattern length, and a third static array as its arguments. The function must populate the third array with the binary sum of the first two arrays in the given bit pattern length. Assume the first two arrays are populated with binary bits in the given bit pattern length. Moreover assume that all the arguments are valid.

a function that gets an array and return the element's average and variance in c needs to be separate function called to main