Write two overloaded functions that return the sum of values at even locations of an array with the following headers: int sumOfEven(const int* array, int size); double sumOfEven(const double* array, int size); Write a test program that reads five integers or double values, invokes this function, and displays the sum of values at even locations.

Description of the assignment: Your program should read in a set of grades (that are all integers) entered by the user. The user will signify the end of the list of grades by entering -999. Do NOT process this value. You can assume that the user will enter at least three grades and not more than 100 grades, all of which will be integers in between 0 and 100, inclusive. For the set of grades, your program should compute the minimum value, print this out to two decimal places and remove it from the data. Then your program should compute the maximum value, print it out to two decimal places and remove it from the data. Then, your program should calculate the mean and standard deviation for the remaining set of grades, and print these out to two decimal places. Finally, a histogram for this data (without the highest and lowest grades) should be printed out as well. Your program should include the following functions: void readGrades (double grades [], int *n); /* This function reads an…

Write a function/method called “addStock” that takes: An array of Stocks The number of stocks in the array A string representing a tickerName A string representing the company the tickerName represents A double representing the price of the stock A double representing the quantity of stock owned.   The function must create and add the stock to the array if there is space. The function must return “true” if the addition was successful and “false” otherwise.

C++ CODE HELP NEEDED NEED  MISSING CODE THAT WILL  Read an integer as the number of Goat objects. Assign myGoats with an array of that many Goat objects. For each object, call object's Read() followed by the object's Print(). Ex: If the input is 2 5 87 7 71, then the output is: Goat's age: 5 Goat's weight: 87 Goat's age: 7 Goat's weight: 71 Goat with age 7 and weight 71 is deallocated. Goat with age 5 and weight 87 is deallocated.   #include <iostream>using namespace std; class Goat {   public:      Goat();      void Read();      void Print();      ~Goat();   private:      int age;      int weight;};Goat::Goat() {   age = 0;   weight = 0;}void Goat::Read() {   cin >> age;   cin >> weight;}void Goat::Print() {   cout << "Goat's age: " << age << endl;   cout << "Goat's weight: " << weight << endl;}Goat::~Goat() { // Covered in section on Destructors.   cout << "Goat with age " << age << " and weight " <<…