Task 1 (10 points) Write a program called reverse.cpp. The program should ask a user for five (specified this number using a name constant) integer values, which will be stored in a dynamically allocated array. The program should then pass the array using a pointer to a function with prototype of int* reverseArray(int +num_array, int array_size); This function should create an array of the same size using dynamic memory allocation but should have the numbers in reverse order. The function should return the pointer to the main function, which should print both the original array as well as the reversed array. Make sure to clean up the allocated arrays at the end of program. Task 1 Sample Output Please enter a number: 15 Please enter a number: 36 Please enter a number: 9 Please enter a number: 90 Please enter a number: 21 The contents of the original array are: (15, 36, 9, 90, 21] The contents of the reversed array are: [21, 90, 9, 36, 15]

Task 1 (10 points) Write a program called reverse.cpp. The program should ask a user for five (specified this number using a name constant) integer values, which will be stored in a dynamically allocated array. The program should then pass the array using a pointer to a function with prototype of int* reverseArray(int +num_array, int array_size); This function should create an array of the same size using dynamic memory allocation but should have the numbers in reverse order. The function should return the pointer to the main function, which should print both the original array as well as the reversed array. Make sure to clean up the allocated arrays at the end of program. Task 1 Sample Output Please enter a number: 15 Please enter a number: 36 Please enter a number: 9 Please enter a number: 90 Please enter a number: 21 The contents of the original array are: (15, 36, 9, 90, 21] The contents of the reversed array are: [21, 90, 9, 36, 15]

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

7th Edition

ISBN:9780133594140

Author:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Publisher:James Kurose, Keith Ross

Chapter1: Computer Networks And The Internet

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