This program is asking the user to enter 5 scores. It reads these numbers in an integer array called scores. It also has a function that receives an int array and its size and returns the number of scores that qualify for grade of A. Complete this program where you see labels as [A]. [B]. [C], and [D]. Label your answers for clarity. Note that for part [D] you have to give the full definition of the function. // Function prototype int countAs(int), int); int main () const int SIZE = 5; // [A] Declare scores to be an int array of size SIZE: int count - 0; int num_of_As; cout « "Please enter 5 scores:" « endl; while ( count < SIZE ) // [B] write the statement that reads user input in the array scores: count++; } // end of while loop // [c] Call the function countAs and pass our array and its size to it, and // assign its returned value to the variable num_of_As defined above: cout « "You earned " « num_of_As « * grade(s) of A." « endl; return e; // [D] Here you have to fully define the function countAs. It receives an int array // and its size and returns the number of values qualified as A in that array.

This program is asking the user to enter 5 scores. It reads these numbers in an integer array called scores. It also has a function that receives an int array and its size and returns the number of scores that qualify for grade of A. Complete this program where you see labels as [A]. [B]. [C], and [D]. Label your answers for clarity. Note that for part [D] you have to give the full definition of the function. // Function prototype int countAs(int), int); int main () const int SIZE = 5; // [A] Declare scores to be an int array of size SIZE: int count - 0; int num_of_As; cout « "Please enter 5 scores:" « endl; while ( count < SIZE ) // [B] write the statement that reads user input in the array scores: count++; } // end of while loop // [c] Call the function countAs and pass our array and its size to it, and // assign its returned value to the variable num_of_As defined above: cout « "You earned " « num_of_As « * grade(s) of A." « endl; return e; // [D] Here you have to fully define the function countAs. It receives an int array // and its size and returns the number of values qualified as A in that array.

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

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