Write a C++ program that does the following operations: • Define an array of integers named intArray with size =10. • Give intArray initial values in your program. Write a menu driven program with the following options: 1. Read Array from the keyboard. 2. Print Array. 3. Print Array in Reverse order. 4. Element frequency: print out to the screen the number of occurrences for a certain element in array (the value of the element is read from the keyboard). 5. Calculate the summation for the even numbers. 6. Find the maximum and minimum number in the array. 7. Copy intArray elements to another array named intArray2 in reverse order. 8. Split intArray elements into two sub arrays named intEvenArray (contain the even numbers from intArray) and intOddArray (contains the ode numbers from intArray) 9. Exit. This menu should be displayed continuously to the user until the user chooses the Exit choice.

Write a C++ program that does the following operations: • Define an array of integers named intArray with size =10. • Give intArray initial values in your program. Write a menu driven program with the following options: 1. Read Array from the keyboard. 2. Print Array. 3. Print Array in Reverse order. 4. Element frequency: print out to the screen the number of occurrences for a certain element in array (the value of the element is read from the keyboard). 5. Calculate the summation for the even numbers. 6. Find the maximum and minimum number in the array. 7. Copy intArray elements to another array named intArray2 in reverse order. 8. Split intArray elements into two sub arrays named intEvenArray (contain the even numbers from intArray) and intOddArray (contains the ode numbers from intArray) 9. Exit. This menu should be displayed continuously to the user until the user chooses the Exit choice.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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