C program Create random array with user-defined size Write the CreateNewArray() function, which creates an array of any size and randomly fills it with integers in the interval [min, max). Function inputs: the size of the array (int), a seed value for the random number generator (int), and the values min and max defining the interval [min, max) (both ints). Function outputs: a pointer to the newly created array of integers. main() is mostly written for you. It reads in all inputs from the user, calls CreateNewArray(), and prints the array's entries. However, you will need to add a statement at the end of main() to free the memory that you allocated in CreateNewArray(). Reminder: If you dynamically allocate any memory, you MUST free that memory before the end of your program. Note: Inside CreateNewArray(), use srand() to seed the random number generator and rand() to generate random integers in the interval [0, RAND_MAX]. Both functions are access

C program Create random array with user-defined size Write the CreateNewArray() function, which creates an array of any size and randomly fills it with integers in the interval [min, max). Function inputs: the size of the array (int), a seed value for the random number generator (int), and the values min and max defining the interval [min, max) (both ints). Function outputs: a pointer to the newly created array of integers. main() is mostly written for you. It reads in all inputs from the user, calls CreateNewArray(), and prints the array's entries. However, you will need to add a statement at the end of main() to free the memory that you allocated in CreateNewArray(). Reminder: If you dynamically allocate any memory, you MUST free that memory before the end of your program. Note: Inside CreateNewArray(), use srand() to seed the random number generator and rand() to generate random integers in the interval [0, RAND_MAX]. Both functions are access

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Chapter7: Arrays

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Problem 1PP: (Statistics) a. Write a C++ program that reads a list of double-precision grades from the keyboard...

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