CODE USING C++ When dealing with problems, it is always best to find the "elephant" in the room. The elephant is basically the biggest issue. Once this is resolved, it's almost always easier to move forward.   As a therapist, I know how to find the elephant in the room. However, I'm feeling sick today and the next client is coming. Could you please find the elephant for me? Instructions: In the code editor, you are provided with a function, findElephant() that accepts a 2D array and returns the largest element in the array. This function has already been implemented so do not edit this. You are also provided with the 2D array in the main() function. Your only task is to call the findElephant() function and pass the 2D array, and print the return value. Output Elephant:·10

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When dealing with problems, it is always best to find the "elephant" in the room. The elephant is basically the biggest issue.

Once this is resolved, it's almost always easier to move forward.

 

As a therapist, I know how to find the elephant in the room. However, I'm feeling sick today and the next client is coming. Could you please find the elephant for me?

Instructions:

  1. In the code editor, you are provided with a function, findElephant() that accepts a 2D array and returns the largest element in the array. This function has already been implemented so do not edit this.
  2. You are also provided with the 2D array in the main() function.
  3. Your only task is to call the findElephant() function and pass the 2D array, and print the return value.

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Elephant:·10
 
main.cpp
4. Find the Elephant
by CodeChum Admin
1 #include <iostream>
2 #include <climits>
When dealing with problems, it is always best to find the
3 using namespace std;
4
"elephant" in the room. The elephant is basically the
5 int findElephant (int[][100]);
biggest issue.
7 int main(void) {
Once this is resolved, it's almost always easier to move
int matrix[100][100]
{1, 3, 33, 109, 2, 65, 32, 28, 129, 75},
{2, 44, 59, 8, 231, 632, 55, 205, 98, 1},
{76, 2, 321, 16, 209, 65, 12, 167, 259, 29},
{0, 103, 99, 3, 2, 65, 32, 321, 53, 75},
{44, 264, 50, 7, 142, 65, 100, 28, 98, 33},
{87, 22, 99, 67, 22, 412, 99, 502, 52, 24},
{91, 93, 233, 101, 330, 65, 98, 28, 98, 76},
{12, 65, 59, 99, 2, 65, 32, 333, 10, 88},
{3, 24, 101, 331, 542, 65, 32, 239, 338, 175},
{76, 3, 59, 21, 229, 65, 32, 28, 98, 75},
};
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{
forward.
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As a therapist, I know how to find the elephant in the
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room. However, I'm feeling sick today and the next client
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is coming. Could you please find the elephant for me?
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Instructions:
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1. In the code editor, you are provided with a function,
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findElephant() that accepts a 2D array and
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returns the largest element in the array. This
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function has already been implemented so do not
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edit this.
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return 0;
2. You are also provided with the 2D array in the
23 }
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main() function.
3. Your only task is to call the findElephant ()
25 // NOTE: DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION
26 int findElephant (int arr[][100]) {
int largest = INT_MIN;
function and pass the 2D array, and print the return
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value.
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for(int row = 0; row < 100; row++) {
for (int col = 0; col < 100; col++) {
if(arr[row][col] > largest) {
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Output
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largest = arr[row][col];
}
}
}
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Elephant: 10
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return largest;
38 }
Transcribed Image Text:main.cpp 4. Find the Elephant by CodeChum Admin 1 #include <iostream> 2 #include <climits> When dealing with problems, it is always best to find the 3 using namespace std; 4 "elephant" in the room. The elephant is basically the 5 int findElephant (int[][100]); biggest issue. 7 int main(void) { Once this is resolved, it's almost always easier to move int matrix[100][100] {1, 3, 33, 109, 2, 65, 32, 28, 129, 75}, {2, 44, 59, 8, 231, 632, 55, 205, 98, 1}, {76, 2, 321, 16, 209, 65, 12, 167, 259, 29}, {0, 103, 99, 3, 2, 65, 32, 321, 53, 75}, {44, 264, 50, 7, 142, 65, 100, 28, 98, 33}, {87, 22, 99, 67, 22, 412, 99, 502, 52, 24}, {91, 93, 233, 101, 330, 65, 98, 28, 98, 76}, {12, 65, 59, 99, 2, 65, 32, 333, 10, 88}, {3, 24, 101, 331, 542, 65, 32, 239, 338, 175}, {76, 3, 59, 21, 229, 65, 32, 28, 98, 75}, }; 8 { forward. 10 As a therapist, I know how to find the elephant in the 11 12 room. However, I'm feeling sick today and the next client 13 is coming. Could you please find the elephant for me? 14 15 Instructions: 16 17 1. In the code editor, you are provided with a function, 18 findElephant() that accepts a 2D array and 19 returns the largest element in the array. This 20 function has already been implemented so do not 21 edit this. 22 return 0; 2. You are also provided with the 2D array in the 23 } 24 main() function. 3. Your only task is to call the findElephant () 25 // NOTE: DO NOT EDIT THIS FUNCTION 26 int findElephant (int arr[][100]) { int largest = INT_MIN; function and pass the 2D array, and print the return 27 value. 28 for(int row = 0; row < 100; row++) { for (int col = 0; col < 100; col++) { if(arr[row][col] > largest) { 29 30 Output 31 32 largest = arr[row][col]; } } } 33 34 Elephant: 10 35 36 37 return largest; 38 }
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