Write a value-returning function that receives an array of structs of the type defined below and the length of the array as parameters. It should return as the value of the function the sum of the offspring amounts in the array. Note: you do not need a main function or to create an array. Assume the array already exists from main. #include using namespace std; // struct declaration for Animal struct Animal { // a string for animal type string animal_type; // a string for color string color; // an integer for number of offspring. int number_of_offspring; }; // Main function to declare a structure variable of type Animal. int main() { struct Animal A1; return 0; }

Additional Requirements 1) You must write a function for each hand type. Each function must accept a const int array that contains HAND_SIZE integers, each representing one of the HAND_SIZE cards in the hand, and must return "true" if the hand contains the cards indicated by the name of the function, "false" if it does not. The functions must have the following prototypes. bool  containsPair(const int hand[]); bool  containsTwoPair(const int hand[]); bool  containsThreeOfaKind(const int hand[]); bool  containsStraight(const int hand[]); bool  containsFullHouse(const int hand[]); bool  containsFourOfaKind(const int hand[]);   Important! In the descriptions below, a pair is defined as exactly two of the same card. If there are more than two of the same card, that is not a pair. Similarly, a three-of-a-kind is defined as exactly three of the same card. If there are more than three of the same card, that is not a three-of-a-kind. However! Since there is no such hand as five-of-a-kind or…

Randomize_it  Write a function in C++ that takes an array as a parameter and then randomize that array, i.e. shuffles the position of the elements in random order. To randomize the array your function should perform random 100 swaps of any two elements in the array. Return the randomized array from the function.vector<int> randomize(vector<int> input){// code here}

Using C++ Programming language: Assume you want a function which expects as parameters an array of doubles and the size of the array. Write the function header that accepts these parameters but is defined in such a way that the array cannot be modified in the function.  You can use your own variable names for the parameters.