Required part 5,6,7 Write C++ statements to do the following:i.Declare an empty array DATA to hold 7 double floating values.ii.Assign value 5.7 to the last element in the array.iii.Display the sum of the first two elements without using extra memory variable.iv.Write a while-loop that computes the sum of all elements in the array.Write a while-lop that finds the minimum element in the array.vi.V.Randomly generate an index and display the element at this (randomly generated) index inthe array.Use an array initializer to declare another array with initial values 5.78, 12.69, 10.45, andvii.19.0.

Write C++ statements to do the following: i. Declare an empty aray DATA to hold 7 double floating values. ii. Assign value 5.7 to the last element in the array. Display the sum of the first two elements without using extra memory variable. Write a while-bop that computes the sum of all elements in the array. V. iii. iv. Write a while-loop that finds the minimum element in the array. vi. Randomly generate an index and display the element at this (randomly generated) index in the array. Use an array initializer to declare another array with initial values 5.78, 12.69, 10.45, and 19.0. vii.

Write C++ statements to do the following: i. Declare an empty aray DATA to hold 7 double floating values. ii. Assign value 5.7 to the last element in the array. Display the sum of the first two elements without using extra memory variable. Write a while-bop that computes the sum of all elements in the array. V. iii. iv. Write a while-loop that finds the minimum element in the array. vi. Randomly generate an index and display the element at this (randomly generated) index in the array. Use an array initializer to declare another array with initial values 5.78, 12.69, 10.45, and 19.0. vii.

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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