NEED HELP WITH C programming // For this function, you must build a string that when printed, // will output the entire binary representation of the integer x, // no matter how many bits an integer is. You may NOT use // division (/) or mod (%) anywhere in your code, and should // instead rely on bitwise operations to read the underlying binary

Given a double precision floating point number with a decimal point, write a function named prg_question 3 to return the whole number and decimal part of the number as a std::pair object of integers with first part being the whole number part and the second part being the fraction or decimal part. For example given the number 3.14, the "first" part of the pair object must be 3 and the "second" must be 14. Do the following: 1. Follow UMPIRE process to get the algorithm. Write only the algorithm as code comments 2. Implement your function 3. Test your function for numbers 3.14159 and 2.71828. Please follow the test criteria given in the code template

Write a C++ program that reads a list of numbers from a file into an array, then uses that array to find the average of all the numbers, the average of the positive and negative numbers (0 is neither positive nor negative!), and the largest number. The point is to be able to store data in an array and do things with it Your program must contain at least the following four functions... read_list() This function will take as input parameters an array of integers and a string filename. It will open that file and read in numbers, storing them in the array, stopping at the end of the file. Remember that there are tricky issues with extra whitespace at the end of the file. You can assume the file contains only integers. The function will return the number of numbers that were read in.Note: In versions of Visual C++ pre-2010, when using the open function with a string argument, you must call the c_str() function on the string variable, such as:my_input_stream.open( filename.c_str() ) 2.…

Using C++ Language   Write a program to implement the following: • Declare two C-strings str1 and str2 of appropriate sizes. • Use strcpy() to copy the string “Hello World.” into str1 • Using a suitable message, read the user input into str2. The user may enter more than one word. • Determine and store the length of both char arrays using strlen() • Check if both char arrays are the same length using the stored lengths o If they are the same length, tell the user they are the same length o If they are not the same length, tell the user the strings are different and end the program using a return statement. • Compare both strings using strcmp to check if they are the same string. o If they are the same string, inform the user of this o If they are not the same string, inform the user of this o Note that you compare only if they are of the same length, hence the return statement in the earlier step.