or> a(numRows); // vector of vector to store character in each rows   int i = 0; // variable to determine in which row we must add particular character   bool direction = true; // variable to determine the direction of movement   for (char ch : s)   {   a[i].push_back(ch);   if (direction == true) // if direction is down => increment i   i++;   if (i == numRo

Finding the Minimum of a Vector Write a function to return the index of the minimum value in a vector, or -1 if the vector doesn't have any elements. In this problem you will implement the IndexOfMinimumElement function in minimum.cc and then call that function from main.cc. You do not need to edit minimum.h. Index of minimum value with std::vector Complete IndexOfMinimumElement in minimum.cc. This function takes a std::vector containing doubles as input and should return the index of the smallest value in the vector, or -1 if there are no elements. Complete main.cc Your main function asks the user how many elements they want, construct a vector, then prompts the user for each element and fills in the vector with values. Your only task in main is to call the IndexOfMinimumElement function declared in minimum.h, and print out the minimum element's index. Here's an example of how this might look: How many elements? 3 Element 0: 7 Element 1: -4 Element 2: 2 The minimum value in your…

4. Complete the function :- a) vector count (string s) { //store the count of uppercase alphabets in s at the Oth index of the vector //store the count of lowercase alphabets in s at the 1st index of the vector }

MATLAB: Create a vector named n which starts at -10 and steps by 1 to end at +10 by using the start:step:stop syntax. Next, generate a vector x1 so that x1 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଵ[?]=(0.60). Since n is a vector, one will need to utilize 0.60.^n (i.e., .^ is used in place of ^) to define x1. Redo the work just completed, but for a vector x2 where x2 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଶ[?]=(0.85). Repeat the work just completed, but for a vector x3 where x3 satisfies the mathematical relationship ?ଷ[?]=(1.10).  In one figure window, plot x1 as a function of n using the stem command. The stem plot must show BLACK (versus the default blue) lines that have filled circles and a line width of 2; refer to the lecture example script file. Further, the horizontal axis label (xlabel) must be n, the title (title) must include your name and the vertical axis label (ylabel) must show ?ଵ[?]=(0.60)(note the subscript and superscript). In addition, turn on the grid (doc grid),…