Create an array of size 10, type int data type. Ask the user to enter values. Array can be partially filled or fully filled. User can enter any alphabet to end the filling of values. Here, I am asking to enter Q to end. Any non-integer input will work. Text in red is entered by the user. DO NOT CREATE ANY NEW ARRAY. 1. Print the array as s/he has entered, 2. Swap the first and last element of the array. 3. Shift all the element by one to the right and move the last element into the first position. 4. Replace all even numbers by 0. Sample Output-1 Please enter values, Q to quit: 1 4 9 16 25 Here is the array. 149 16 25 (a) Array, after swapping the first and last element. 25 4 9 16 1 (b) Array, after shifting to the right. 1 25 4 9 16 (c) Replace even elements by e. 1 25 0 9 e Sample Output-2: Please enter values, Q to quit: 1 32 Array is full, can't add more numbers. Here is the array. 24 69 13 5 7 12 32 (a) Array, after swapping the first and last element. 32 4 6 9 13 57 12 2 (b) Array, after shifting to the right. 2 32 4 6 91 357 12 (c) Replace even elements by 0. e e ee 913570

Create an array of size 10, type int data type. Ask the user to enter values. Array can be partially filled or fully filled. User can enter any alphabet to end the filling of values. Here, I am asking to enter Q to end. Any non-integer input will work. Text in red is entered by the user. DO NOT CREATE ANY NEW ARRAY. 1. Print the array as s/he has entered, 2. Swap the first and last element of the array. 3. Shift all the element by one to the right and move the last element into the first position. 4. Replace all even numbers by 0. Sample Output-1 Please enter values, Q to quit: 1 4 9 16 25 Here is the array. 149 16 25 (a) Array, after swapping the first and last element. 25 4 9 16 1 (b) Array, after shifting to the right. 1 25 4 9 16 (c) Replace even elements by e. 1 25 0 9 e Sample Output-2: Please enter values, Q to quit: 1 32 Array is full, can't add more numbers. Here is the array. 24 69 13 5 7 12 32 (a) Array, after swapping the first and last element. 32 4 6 9 13 57 12 2 (b) Array, after shifting to the right. 2 32 4 6 91 357 12 (c) Replace even elements by 0. e e ee 913570

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PE

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