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Write a C++ program that asks the user to enter values in a 1d array. The size of the array should be provided by the user. You have to compute the array by using functions through displaying the menu from the user. use pointer notation to access th array element .
1. Non-zero values, Number of occurrence in array and indexes
2. The square root of all the values
3. Prime numbers among all
4. Smallest numbers (from given value till 0 for every individual value )
5. Positive Numbers
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