In C++, define a “Conflict” function that accepts an array of Course object pointers. It will return two numbers: - the count of courses with conflicting days. If there is more than one course scheduled in the same day, it is considered a conflict. It will return if there is no conflict. - which day of the week has the most conflict. It will return 0 if there is none. Show how this function is being called and returning proper values. you may want to define a local integer array containing the count for each day of the week with the initial value of 0. Whenever you have a Course object with a specific day, you can increment that count for that corresponding index in the schedule array.

Write a function in C++ language which takes two parameters as arguments, the first being an integer array and the second being the size of this integer array, and sorts this integer array in descending order. Write a similar function which takes the same arguments, but sorts the integer array in ascending order. Write a C++ program which takes integer values from user, inserts them into an integer array, uses these two functions to sort the array in ascending and descending order and prints the results on screen. You can take any size of the integer array

Please use C as the programing language.

For Assignment 5, you will design and write a program that covers the following topics: Functions, Vectors, Structures, and Classes. Functions & Passing Variables: Write a different function for each type of variable used. The functions should provide some sort of output through a cout or return value. Normal variable: Passing a variable by value to a paramater of a function. Show that this only makes a copy of the variable passed to it. Normal variable with a default value:  Set a default value for a function parameter. Show how the default value gets used. Reference variable: Passing a variable by reference to a parameter of a function. Show how a reference variable can change the value of variable in main(). Show how the use of const can make a reference variable safer (think of it in terms of read/write). Pointer variable: Passing an address of a variable to a parameter of a function. Show how a pointer can change the value of a variable in main(). Show…