write a c++ program: Create an array with 11 integers, which will be randomly selected from the range of 0 to 100. Print the items of the array on screen as one line. Develop a function that takes the array as argument and perform these operations: -Find the minimum of array items and replace (swap) with first item of the array. -Find the maximum of array items and replace (swap) with last item of the array. -Find the average of array’s items and assign it to middle location of the array. The average of numbers should be calculated as an integer. (hint: static_cast<int>(float))

Write a program that uses a two-dimensional array to store the highest and lowest temperatures for each month of the year. The program should output the average high, average low, and the highest and lowest temperatures for the year. Your program must consist of the following functions: Part a: Function getData: This function reads and stores data in the two- dimensional array. Part b: Function averageHigh: This function calculates and returns the aver- age high temperature for the year. Part c: Function averageLow: This function calculates and returns the average low temperature for the year. Part d: Function indexHighTemp: This function returns the index of the highest high temperature in the array. Part e: Function indexLowTemp: This function returns the index of the lowest low temperature in the array. (These functions must all have the appropriate parameters.)   #include <iostream> using namespace std; const int NO_OF_MONTHS = 12; void getData(int twoDim[][2], int…

Written in code C and with clear and concise comments Extend your addition, subtraction, multiplication and division program to now present the user with an option to display only one of the results or to display them all, as demonstrated in Figure 2.3. Your program should accept two numbers from the user and carry out all four mathematical operations as before. The results will then be stored in an array and the user will be asked which operation they actually prefer to see displayed on the screen. When the option has been selected, the corresponding mathematical operation should be displayed using printfembedded in various if else statements. Since there are five different cases (display results for +, -, *, / and all of these) you should include five consecutive if (else if) statements, one for each option. In fact, you should also notify the user in case a non-valid option entry is typed, i.e. a number that is not within 1 – 4.This should be the final else statement.Your program…

Task: A shop sells a range of mobile devices, SIM cards and accessories as shown in the table (see screenshot): Write a program algorithm for this shop. - Your program or programs must include appropriate prompts for the entry of data; data must be validated on entry. - Error messages and other output need to be set out clearly and understandably. - All arrays, variables, constants and other identifiers must have meaningful names.   You will need to complete these three tasks. Task 1 – Setting up the system. Write a program to: - use appropriate data structures to store the item code, description and price information for the mobile devices, SIM cards and accessories; - allow the customer to choose a specific phone or tablet; - allow phone customers to choose whether the phone will be SIM Free or Pay As You Go; - allow the customer to choose a standard or luxury case; - allow the customer to choose the chargers required (none,…

USING C lang: Create a simple Tic Tac Toe game designed for one player (against computer). you will need to create arrays and functions to complete this program.  The first screen should ask the user for his name, print a welcome message, and display an empty 3x3 Tic Tac Toe board. Then, the program should ask the user to put the coordinates of his move. once the user enters the coordinates, the program should respond accordingly with a print of the user's move and the computer's move. this should go on until a winning pattern is found.  Key steps: Game board is designed, user inputs taken and marked on the board, validate the inputs that no two inputs at the same place and out of range, check the winner/loser and complete the game.

Write a function which solves a projectile problem. As input, the function will take the initial height (y0) from which the projectile is launched, the initial velocity, and the angle in degrees which the initial velocity makes with the horizontal (positive if above the horizontal, negative if below the horizontal). The function should calculate the time T the projectile stays in air, generate a time array (0, T/100, 2T/100, 3T/100, …, T), and return the values of x and y (the components of the position vector of the projectile) at the times in the array. Plot the projectile trajectory using matplotlib. Use phyton language

Two dimension array in C:Create a two dimension array of integers that is 5 rows x 10 columns.Populate each element in the first 2 rows (using for loops) with the value 5.Populate each element of the last three rows (using for loops) with the value 7.Write code (using for loops) to sum all the elements of the first three columns and output thesum to the screen.

Write the main program to create an array of size 10. Create two integer variables called max and min. Write a function to accept this array and its size. This function must populate the array with random numbers in the range -400 to 300. Write a different function to accept this array, its size and the address of the two variables max and min. The function must find the max and min of this array and write it to the min and max using pointer notation.  Print the array and the values of max and min in the main program. in C++ visual studio

1. declare an array to hold 12 floating point numbers:   2. Now that we have our array, set all 12 numbers to -100.   3. Change all even positions (all lines with an even index: 0,2,4, etc) to 96.8Use a function call to print the array.

Debugging challenge: Consider the code example below. This program is designed to compare the contents of two arrays: if they are equal, the program should display "TRUE," if the arrays are not equal, the program should display "FALSE". However, even when the arrays have the same value, the program always prints "FALSE", regardless of the values in arrays a and b. What is going on here? What about the program causes the comparison to always fail? int a[4] {1, 2, 3, 4}; int b[4] = {1, 2, 3, 4}; if (a == b) { display ("TRUE"); else { display ("FALSE");