Write a C program which initially creates 2 two-dimensional integer arrays: arrayA and arrayB. The size of the arrays should be 4 x 4. The program should use scanf() to take an integer test input (x). The program should then create and print array A and array B as shown: array A [x, 2х, Зх, 4х, 2х, 4x, 6х, 8х, Зх, 6х, 9х, 12х 4x, 8x, 12х, 16х] Array B [2х, 3х, 4х, 5х, 4x, 6х, 8х, 10х, 6х, 9х, 12х, 15х, 8х, 12х, 16х, 20х ] The program should then create and print new arrays for each of the following situations: · An array containing the sum of corresponding cells in arrayA and arrayB · An array containing the sum of corresponding rows in arrayA and arrayB • An array containing the sum of corresponding columns in arrayA and arrayB

Write a C program which initially creates 2 two-dimensional integer arrays: arrayA and arrayB. The size of the arrays should be 4 x 4. The program should use scanf() to take an integer test input (x). The program should then create and print array A and array B as shown: array A [x, 2х, Зх, 4х, 2х, 4x, 6х, 8х, Зх, 6х, 9х, 12х 4x, 8x, 12х, 16х] Array B [2х, 3х, 4х, 5х, 4x, 6х, 8х, 10х, 6х, 9х, 12х, 15х, 8х, 12х, 16х, 20х ] The program should then create and print new arrays for each of the following situations: · An array containing the sum of corresponding cells in arrayA and arrayB · An array containing the sum of corresponding rows in arrayA and arrayB • An array containing the sum of corresponding columns in arrayA and arrayB

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 23PE

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