Develop a function to create arrays of random integers. The caller sends the desired size of the array and the minimum and maximum values to generate for the array. The function returns the specified array. For example, with arguments of 10, 1 and 100, the function returns an array of 10 random integers from 1 to 100. With arguments of 5, -10 and 10, the function returns an array of 5 random integers between -10 and 10.

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  1. Develop a function to create arrays of random integers. The caller sends the desired size of the array and the minimum and maximum values to generate for the array. The function returns the specified array. For example, with arguments of 10, 1 and 100, the function returns an array of 10 random integers from 1 to 100. With arguments of 5, -10 and 10, the function returns an array of 5 random integers between -10 and 10.

  2. Develop two functions: one to display arrays of integers and another to display arrays of Strings. In both functions, display the length of the array, then display the array index followed by the array value at that index.

b. Given the String array {"red", "blue", "green", "orange"}
Array has 4 elements
[0]: red
[1]: blue
[2]: green
[3]: orange

3. Develop a function that accepts an array of integers and returns their average.

4. Develop a function that accepts an array of integers and a threshold value from the user. The function returns how many values in the array are strictly greater than the cutoff.

5. Using the functions written for #1, #3, and #4, find the number of values above average in two randomly generated arrays.

6. Develop two functions:
a. a function that returns the index of the maximum value in an array of integers passed by a caller, the caller prints the returned index and the value at that index
b. a function that returns the index of the alphabetically first value in an array of strings, the caller prints the returned index and the value at that index

7. Develop two functions:
a. a function that swaps the alphabetically first value in an array of Strings with the first value in the array. Call this function twice on two different arrays of Strings; in the caller, use the function written for #2b to display the arrays before and after the swaps.
b. a function that swaps the maximum value in an integer array with the last value in the array. Call this function twice on two different arrays of integers; in the caller, use the function written for #2a to display the arrays before and after the swaps.

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