Write, and test using spim, an assembly language program that accepts as input a sequence of 10 integers. These numbers should be stored in an array in memory, in the order in which they were input. Then, your program should prompt the user for an integer input and search the array to find the first occurrence (if any) of this integer. If found, output its position in the array as an integer between 1 and 10. Again, you need only find the first occurrence. Your program should then prompt the user for another integer input, and repeat. Once the input integer is NOT found in the array, your program should terminate.

For this project the program should be made in C++ Write a menu driven program that reads an array of 10 integer from standard keyboard (user) utilizing a loop and outputs the following depending on user's choice Choice 1 - Prints the elements of array Choice 2 - Prints the minimum value of the array Choice 3 - Prints the maximum value of the array Choice 4 - Prints the product of all the numbers utilizing a loop. Choice 5 - Prints the sum of all the numbers utilizing a loop Choice 6-  Print the elements of array in a reverse order When the program is done,  your program should ask the user if they would like to enter another set of 10 numbers and the program should repeat itself.  Input validation: Your program should only accepts integers.

MUST BE WRITTEN IN C++ Write a program so that user can use it to compute and display various statistics for a list of at least 3 values and up to 20 positive real values. The main objectives of this project are to work with menu, arrays, file input, and modules/functions. A menu is available and user can select one of the 4 options from the menu. The program will continue until option 4 is selected. For option 1, process a predefined array in the code with 3 values (73.3 83.4 58.0). User will be able to input an array from the keyboard with a sentinel loop with option 2. Use the following values (73.3 83.4 58.0 11.9 25.1 69.9 45.7 95.0 44.4)as one of your test cases (use-1.0 as a sentinel value). When option 3 is selected, input data from a text file. Use the given p2input.txt Download p2input.txt as a test case. The values in the file are shown below. 73.399.0 83.4 58.0 25.1 69.0 11.9 95.0 74.8 55.0 43.5 47.4 95.6 58.9 52.6 37.7 93.8 19.9 23.9 77.2 You can assume that the user will…

use c++ to Write a program (only main()) to get a user-specified number of doubles and then print them marking the largest one. Use the following algorithm: Prompt the user for the number of doubles  Allocate an array of doubles accordingly  Ask the user to enter them one by one and store them in the allocated array of doubles.  Go through the array and save the index of the largest one. (see hint below if you don’t know how to do this) Print them back. [ 1 mark] When printing add “<-- Largest” beside the largest number in array.  Cleanup your code.  Assume that the user enters input correctly and that your computer has enough memory.