O Part 1: Accessing Elements O Declare an int array named “a" and initialize it to a size of 5 integers O Print the second integer from “a" O Set the value of the second integer from “a" to 5 O Print the second integer from “a" O Print the size of “a" using “.length" O Part 2: Average from Array O Declare an int array named “b" and initialize it to a size of 12 integers O Set the value of each integer to be 1 greater than the previous integer (starting from 0) using a for loop O Ex: b[0] == 0 b[1] == 1 b[2] == 2 ... etc O Declare a double named “totalSum" and initialize it to 0 O Loop through each integer of “b" and add it to “totalSum" O Divide "totalSum" by the size of “b" O Print totalSum O Part 3: Max from Random Array O Declare an int array named “c" and initialize it to a size of 100 integers O Set the value of each integer to a random number between 0 and 100 O Print the greatest integer in “c"

O Part 1: Accessing Elements O Declare an int array named “a" and initialize it to a size of 5 integers O Print the second integer from “a" O Set the value of the second integer from “a" to 5 O Print the second integer from “a" O Print the size of “a" using “.length" O Part 2: Average from Array O Declare an int array named “b" and initialize it to a size of 12 integers O Set the value of each integer to be 1 greater than the previous integer (starting from 0) using a for loop O Ex: b[0] == 0 b[1] == 1 b[2] == 2 ... etc O Declare a double named “totalSum" and initialize it to 0 O Loop through each integer of “b" and add it to “totalSum" O Divide "totalSum" by the size of “b" O Print totalSum O Part 3: Max from Random Array O Declare an int array named “c" and initialize it to a size of 100 integers O Set the value of each integer to a random number between 0 and 100 O Print the greatest integer in “c"

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

4th Edition

ISBN:9781133187844

Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section7.1: One-dimensional Arrays

Problem 10E: (Electrical eng.) Write a program that specifies three one-dimensional arrays named current,...

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