Question no. 1 Write a C++ program, which declares an array of ten (10)integers.

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Question no. 1

Write a C++ program, which declares an array of ten (10)integers. This array is then passed to a function with the name“EvenTotal(…)”. The function“EvenTotal(…)” has following declaration:

int EvenTotal (int * ptrArray, int Size);

This function is called from main function. It takes the addressof first array element and size of array as arguments, it then usesa loop structure to calculate the sum of all the even integers inthe array, the sum is then returned to main function, which thenprints this number on console. E.g.

For the array:

int array[10]= {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10}

It will print the following output:

Question no. 2

For each expression in Column-1, find the appropriateexpression from Column-2 and write the answer inColumn-3.

Column-1

Column-2

Column-3 (Answers)

Dos Programming

GUI

Windows

Typedef

Cout<< *ptr;

No Multitasking

Creates synonym for some datatype

Structure

Collection of variables under single name

Pointer de-referencing

Column-1

Column-2

Column-3 (Answers)

Dos Programming

GUI

Windows

Typedef

Cout<< *ptr;

No Multitasking

Creates synonym for some datatype

Structure

Collection of variables under single name

Pointer de-referencing

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Question no. 2

For each expression in Column-1, find the appropriateexpression from Column-2 and write the answer inColumn-3.

Column-1

Column-2

Column-3 (Answers)

Dos Programming

GUI

Windows

Typedef

Cout<< *ptr;

No Multitasking

Creates synonym for some datatype

Structure

Collection of variables under single name

Pointer de-referencing

Column-1

Column-2

Column-3 (Answers)

Dos Programming

GUI

NoMultitasking

Windows

Typedef

GUI

Cout<< *ptr;

No Multitasking

Pointerde-referencing

Creates synonym for some datatype

Structure

TypeDef

Collection of variables under single name

Pointer de-referencing

Structure

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