The following program is supposed to let the end-user enters 10 numbers in a one dimensional array. The program must then check the input numbers in the fallowing order and way: Lif the input number is a negative one, the program should multiply that number by (5), and return the number of negative elements in the array. 2. if the input number is a positive one, the program should multiply that number by (2), and return the number of positive elements in the array. 3. if the input number is a zero, the program should return the number of zeros in the array The program code is given below with some missing code. You are required to write the missing code ONLY in order to make the program complete. Sample Input/Output Enter 10 numbers in the array -8 -16 16 8 0 2 12 -12 -2 0 40 -80 32 16 0 4 24 -60 -10 0 The number of negative elements is: 4 The number of positive elements is: 4 The number of zeros is: 2 dinclude using namespace std; int main() int input[10), i, negative-0, positive%=0, zeros-0; cout < "Enter 10 numbers in the array\n": for(i = 0; i < 10; i++) cin >> inputli): cout<

The following program is supposed to let the end-user enters 10 numbers in a one dimensional array. The program must then check the input numbers in the fallowing order and way: Lif the input number is a negative one, the program should multiply that number by (5), and return the number of negative elements in the array. 2. if the input number is a positive one, the program should multiply that number by (2), and return the number of positive elements in the array. 3. if the input number is a zero, the program should return the number of zeros in the array The program code is given below with some missing code. You are required to write the missing code ONLY in order to make the program complete. Sample Input/Output Enter 10 numbers in the array -8 -16 16 8 0 2 12 -12 -2 0 40 -80 32 16 0 4 24 -60 -10 0 The number of negative elements is: 4 The number of positive elements is: 4 The number of zeros is: 2 dinclude using namespace std; int main() int input[10), i, negative-0, positive%=0, zeros-0; cout < "Enter 10 numbers in the array\n": for(i = 0; i < 10; i++) cin >> inputli): cout<

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The following program is supposed to let the end-user enters 10 numbers in a one dimensional array. The program must then check the input numbers in the following order and way:
1f the input number is a negative one, the program should multiply that number by (5), and return the number of negative elements in the array.
2. if the input number is a positive one, the program should multiply that number by (2), and return the number of positive elements in the array.
3. if the input number is a zero, the program should return the number of zeros in the array
The program code is given below with some missing code. You are required to write the missing code ONLY in order to make the program complete.
Sample Input/Output
Enter 10 numbers in the array
-8 -16 16 80 2 12 -12 -2 0
-40 -80 32 16 0 4 24 -60 -10 0
The number of negative elements is: 4
The number of positive elements is: 4
The number of zeros is: 2
dinclude <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main()
int input[10], i, negative-0, positive-0, zeros=0;
cout < "Enter 10 numbers in the array\n";
for(i = 0; i< 10; i++)
cin >> inputli
cout<<endl;
/ ...SOME CODE IS MISSING HERE
for(i = 0; i < 10; i++)
cout<< inputli)]<<" ";
cout << endl;
cout << "The number of negative elements is: " << negative << endl;
cout << "The number of positive elements is: " << positive << endl;
cout << "The number of zeros is: " < zeros << endl;
return 0;

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