Define a function ComputeNegations() that takes an input double vector parameter and an output vector parameter passed reference. The function stores the negative of each input vector element to the output vector. Ex: If the input is: 3 -2.5 6.0 3.0 then the vector has 3 elements (-2.5, 6.0, 3.0) and the output is: 2.5 -6.0 -3.0 3 #include 4 using namespace std; 5 6 * Your code goes here */ 7 8 int main() { 9 int i; 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 vector inputVector; int size; double input; vector negated; cin >> size; for (i = 0; i < size; ++i) { cin >> input; 1} inputVector.push_back(input);

Write a function named addStars that accepts as a parameter a reference to a vector of strings, and modifies the vector by placing a "*" element between elements, as well as at the start and end of the vector. For example, if the vector v contains {"the", "quick", "brown", "fox"}, the call of addStars(v); should modify it to store {"*", "the", "*", "quick", "*", "brown", "*", "fox", "*"}.

How is a double-valued vector created? How can a vector have a double attached to it? What is the most effective method for calculating a vector's size? How should a vector element be removed?

1. Write two ways to display the following matrix 3 4 5 6 ( 13 14 15 16 17 2. 4 3 3 4 Let A 9 6 a) using the columns operator (:) , creat a column vector that contains all the columns of A. b) using the columns operator (:) , creat a column vector that contains all the Rows of A. c) using the columns operator (:),creat a Row vector that contains the 1*t row and 3rd columns of A. d) using the columns operator (:) , creat a column vector that contains all the columns of A. e) using the columns operator (:) , creat a column vector that contains all the columns of A.

System Requirements: The Full Adder must be implemented as function entitled Full_Adder. Full_Adder will take in 2 vectors of type bool, as input parameters. Full_Adder will return a vector of type bool.  The 2 input parameters are the unsigned binary numbers that will be added.  The returned vector will be the summation of the 2 vector parameters. The main function will call Full_Adder (directly or indirectly) with different argument lists to demonstrate that the function works with different inputs. Full_Adder must work with any possible vectors of type bool. This includes input vectors of different sizes.

Every data structure that we use in computer science has its weaknesses and strengthsHaving a full understanding of each will help make us better programmers!For this experiment, let's work with STL vectors and STL dequesFull requirements descriptions are found in the source code file Part 1Work with inserting elements at the front of a vector and a deque (30%) Part 2Work with inserting elements at the back of a vector and a deque (30%) Part 3Work with inserting elements in the middle, and removing elements from, a vector and a deque (40%) Please make sure to put your code specifically where it is asked for, and no where elseDo not modify any of the code you already see in the template file This C++ source code file is required to complete this problem

Write a C++ program define a vector object and initialize it with 3 values and then define an iterator that points to elements of this object, then ask the user to enter 3 more values and then add them to the previous vector and then print all elements in the vector.

MATLAB: Create a vector named n which starts at -10 and steps by 1 to end at +10 by using the start:step:stop syntax. Next, generate a vector x1 so that x1 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଵ[?]=(0.60). Since n is a vector, one will need to utilize 0.60.^n (i.e., .^ is used in place of ^) to define x1. Redo the work just completed, but for a vector x2 where x2 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଶ[?]=(0.85). Repeat the work just completed, but for a vector x3 where x3 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଷ[?]=(1.10).  In one figure window, plot x1 as a function of n using the stem command. The stem plot must show BLACK (versus the default blue) lines that have filled circles and a line width of 2; refer to the lecture example script file. Further, the horizontal axis label (xlabel) must be n, the title (title) must include your name and the vertical axis label (ylabel) must show ?ଵ[?]=(0.60)(note the subscript and superscript). In addition, turn on the grid (doc grid),…

Resize vector countDown to have newSize elements. Populate the vector with integers {newSize, newSize - 1, …, 1}. Ex: If newSize = 3, then countDown = {3, 2, 1}, and the sample program outputs:3 2 1 Go! #include <iostream>#include <vector>using namespace std; int main() {   vector<int> countDown(0);   int newSize;   unsigned int i;    cin >> newSize;    /* Your solution goes here  */    for (i = 0; i < countDown.size(); ++i) {      cout << countDown.at(i) << " ";   }   cout << "Go!" << endl;    return 0;}

C++.Write a function, named SecondNegative, that takes a const reference to a vector of doubles, it should return an const_iterator to the element in the vector that is the second value that is negative. If no such element exists, have the iterator point to one past the end.