Q.No.7. Given below are prototypes in C++ of countEven, getInput, replace functions and definition of menu function. int countEven(int a[ ]); int getInput( ); void replace(char ch[ ],char ch);char menu( ){ char ch; cin >> ch; return ch; }In main call menu function and store value returned by menu in some variableIf Value returned by menu is‘C’ call countEven‘I’ call getInput‘R’ call replace functionNo need to write definition of countEven, getInput and replace function.

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Q.No.7.

Given below are prototypes in C++ of countEven, getInput, replace functions and definition of menu function.

int countEven(int a[ ]);

int getInput( );

void replace(char ch[ ],char ch);

char menu( )

{

char ch;

cin >> ch;

return ch;

}

In main call menu function and store value returned by menu in some variable
If Value returned by menu is
- ‘C’ call countEven
- ‘I’ call getInput
- ‘R’ call replace function

No need to write definition of countEven, getInput and replace function.

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