Systems Architecture
Systems Architecture
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ISBN: 9781305080195
Author: Stephen D. Burd
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Inserting an element to array

Program Plan:

  • Include required header files.
  • Declare an array with the size “100”.
  • Declare an integer variable “top_value” to store the index of last inserted element.
  • Define the function “insert_in_array()” with two parameters “element” and “position”. This function is used to insert an element to specified position of an array.
    • Declare required variable.
    • Check condition for “position”. If “position” is less than “0” or “position” is greater than “top_value”, then display an error message.
    • Otherwise, that is if the position is in the range.
      • Insert an element one by one in the specified position using “for” loop.
        • Shift elements by “1” position to the right.
      • Insert the element at the desired location.
      • Increment the value of “top_value” by “1”.
  • Define the function “display_array()” which is used to display the elements in the array.
    • Declare required variables.
    • If the “top_value” is equal to “0” that is there is no element in the array, then display an error message.
    • Otherwise, display all elements in the array.
  • Define main function.
    • Declare required variables.
    • Set “top_value” to “0”.
    • Performs “do-while” loop. This loop will perform until the user enters the choice “3”.
      • Display menu options to user.
      • Read choice from user.
      • Check user entered option using “switch” statement.
        • If the user entered option is “1”, then
          • Read the position for element from user.
          • Read an element for given position from user.
          • Call the function “insert_in_array()” with argument “insert_element” and “idx”.
            • If user entered option is “2”, then display the array elements by calling the function “display_array()”.

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