InsertNum(int num){} Define two method bodies of above method (method overloading). The method should take a number from the user and insert in array according to following definitions. 1.If the array is sorted the method will self intelligently place the num at desired position of the array i.e if array is {2,4,6,8} and user paas 5 then it will place 5 after 4 and move the remaining numbers to the right and increment the size. 2. In case of unsorted array, second definition of method will be called by main() automatically and place the number at the end of the array in constant time. i.e BigO(1) Code in C++ and dont use pointers, I hope I have explained the problem well. Thanks in advance.

InsertNum(int num){} Define two method bodies of above method (method overloading). The method should take a number from the user and insert in array according to following definitions. 1.If the array is sorted the method will self intelligently place the num at desired position of the array i.e if array is {2,4,6,8} and user paas 5 then it will place 5 after 4 and move the remaining numbers to the right and increment the size. 2. In case of unsorted array, second definition of method will be called by main() automatically and place the number at the end of the array in constant time. i.e BigO(1) Code in C++ and dont use pointers, I hope I have explained the problem well. Thanks in advance.

Microsoft Visual C#

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337102100

Author:Joyce, Farrell.

Publisher:Joyce, Farrell.

Chapter7: Using Methods

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