A function foo) is declared as follows: int foo (int a, int b); Write an assembly function equivalent to C function myfunc() as shown below. Note: This is a non-leaf function. int myfunc () return foo (10, 20) +30;

Lab 09 Understanding C++ pointers Assume p1, p2, and p3 are pointers to integer numbers. As an example, consider int n1 = 33; int n2 = 11; int n3 = 22; You are asked to implement the function void arrangelnOrder(int* p1, int* p2, int* p3) The function's goal is to order the data referenced by the pointers in such a way that after the function is called, p1 points to the smallest and p3 points to the largest of the three values. Test your function using the following main() method. Make sure your app works for all possible combinations of integer values referenced by the pointers. int main() { int n1 = 33; int n2 = 11; int n3 = 22; cout << "Before the call. n1=" << n1<< ", n2="<< n2 << ", n3=" << n3 << endl; arrangelnOrder(&n1, &n2, &n3); cout << "After the call. n1=" << n1 << ", n2=" << n2 << ", n3=" << n3 << endl; } It should produce the following output. Before the call. n1=33, n2=11, n3=22 After the call. n1=11, n2=22, n3=33 NOTE. Do not copy the data value into an array/vector and…

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In C programming, if the return type of a function is Void how can you implement assert statements?  For example, Void ceasar(int n, char*x); //if char = c and n = 3 output == f  how do i use assert statements as this does not work assert (caesar(3,c)==f);

Consider the following recursive function:    void exercise(int x)    {        if (x > 0 && x < 10)        {            cout << x << " ";            exercise(x + 1);        }    }        What is the output of the following statements?        a. exercise(0);        b. exercise(5);        c. exercise(10);        d. exercise(-5);

Consider the following structure definition. Write a C/C++ function that takes an array of struct student with its size and applies a curve system like if the student scored below 50, 1dd 10 points, if it is above 50, add 2 points. The lowest possible mark is 0 and the highest possible mark is 10. struct student{ int ID; int score; void applycurve (struct student a[ ], int size)

Create a function in C language that takes two integers x, and y as the parameters and returns the sum and the absolute difference of both the numbers but the return type of the function should be void. You can add extra parameters to the function but the function should not return anything and should send the required values as well. Test your function for the numbers 10, and 5 inside the main function.

Problem taken from LeetCode  // Problem Statement : //      You are given a string. // Write a function that takes a string as input and reverse only the vowels of a string.  // Example : //      Sample Input - 1 : //          "hello" //      Sample Output - 1 :  //          "holle"  //      Sample Input - 2 : //          "leetcode" //      Sample Output - 2 :  //          "leotcede"   class Solution {public:    string reverseVowels(string s) {        int i = 0 , j = s.size() - 1;        while(i < j) {            while(i < j &&                   (s[i] != 'a' &&                   s[i] != 'e' &&                   s[i] != 'i' &&                   s[i] != 'o' &&                   s[i] != 'u' &&                   s[i] != 'A' &&                   s[i] != 'E' &&                   s[i] != 'I' &&                   s[i] != 'O' &&                   s[i] != 'U'                   )) {                      i++;…

Consider the function definition:  void GetNums(int howMany, float& alpha, float& beta) {   int i;   beta = 0;   for (i = 0; i < howMany; i++) {     beta = alpha + beta;   } } Describe what happens in MEMORY when the GetNums function is called.