Implementing Numerical Integration Using Function Pointers The problem is to write a function "integrate" with prototype: //FUNC represents functions of one variable that take a double as input and returns a double typedef double (*FUNC)(double); double integrate(FUNC f, double a, double b); so that when it is passed a function fand bounds a and b, the call: integrate(f, a,b) will return the value of the definite integral of f evaluated between a and b. test integrate on the following three functions: 1. double line(double x){ return x; { 2. double square(double x}{ return x*x; { 3. double cube(double x){ return x*x*x; { And the following main function: int main(){ cout<< "The integral of f(x)=x between 1 and 5 is: "

3. In the C++ language, write a function that takes a vector as the parameter and reverses the vector. You are only given the vector as a parameter and test the function for a sample vector for any datatype of your choice. Do, not use any extra memory and reverse the given vector only.

Language: JAVA Script write a function called 'dynamicAdder (num). The dynamicAdder function will return a new function that will allow us to create new separate customadding functions.  Look below to see how this function is invoked:  const addTwo = dynamicAdder (2); // returns a functionconsole.log(addTwo (5)); // 7  const addTen = dynamicAdder (10); // returns a functionconsole.log(adden(5)); // 15  const addNinety= dynamicAdder (90); // returns a functionconsole.log(addNinety (5)); // 95  *********************************************************/ function dynamicAdder(num) { |// Your code here}  /****DO NOT MODIFY ANYTHING UNDER THIS LINE****/  try{| module.exports = dynamicAdder;}catch (e) {|module.exports=null;}

Define stubs for the functions get_user_num() and compute_avg(). Each stub should print "FIXME: Finish function_name)" followed by a newline, and should return -1. Each stub must also contain the function's parameters. Sample output with two calls to get_user_num() and one call to compute_avg(): FIXME: Finish get_user_num() | FIXME: Finish get_user_num() FIXME: Finish compute_avg() Avg: -1 354684.2266598.qx3zgy7 2 Your solution goes here ''' 4 user_num1 5 user_num2 6 avg_result get_user_num() get_user_num) compute_avg(user_num1, user_num2) 8 user_num1 9 user_num2 10 avg_result %3D 11 12 print('Avg:', avg_result)

Add 3 parameters to each function in the code below.  ********************************************* Code starts here ************************************************** Module.py    #Defination to sort the list def sort(listNum):     sortedList = []     #While loop will run until the listNum don't get null     while(len(listNum) != 0 ):         #Set the min as first element in list         min = listNum[0]         #iterate over the list to compare every element with num             for ele in listNum:             #If element is less than min             if ele < min:                 #Then set min as element                 min = ele         #append the sorted element in list         sortedList.append(min)         #Remove the sorted element from the list         listNum.remove(min)         return sortedList #Function to find the sum of all elements in list def SumOfList(listNum):     #Set the sum as zero     sum =0     #Iterate over the list to get every element     for ele in…

Define Arrays as Parameters to Functions.

If s and t are strings, then index function (s, t) in C++ or a similar language would be the int that is the value of the function at the ordered pair (s, t). Translate this function into a standard mathematical function specification.

In this small funtion, identify and define each part of the functionint addition (int a, int b)  {  int r;  r=a+b;   return r; }

Consider the function void modify(int & x) { x = 10; }Show how to call the modify function so that it sets the integer int i;to 10.

Pure function use provides several benefits.