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Using c++ Using c++ 5. Write a complete program tor the folowing problerm, The p

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Question

Using c++ Using c++ 5. Write a complete program tor the folowing problerm, The progreminars and the main )1 t use the class declaration to produce the 1/0. You are supposed to write all members create the given I/O class FIVE ( private: int x[7]: Sample / Enter 7 integer data: 22 77 33 99 11 10 23 All data: 22 77 33 99 11 10 23 Maximum 99 Minimum 10 Total 275 public: void READ) //read data in arrayx void Display) //display arrayx void FindMaxMin (int& mx, int& mn) //return the max and min data in arrayx int FindTotal() //return the sum of data in array x 690

Explanation / Answer

The C++ code is here, hope it helps (I have added comments) :

#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
class FIVE
{
   private: int x[7];
   public:
       void READ()   //reading input for the array
       {
           cout<<"Enter 7 integer data: ";
           for(int i=0;i<7;i++)
               cin >> x[i];
       }
       void Display()   //displaying the array output
       {
           cout<<"All data: ";
           for(int i=0;i<7;i++)
               cout << x[i] << " ";
       }
       void FindMaxMin(int &mx, int &mn)   //   returning max and min of the array
       {
           mx=mn=x[0];
           for(int i=1;i<7;i++){
               if(x[i]>mx)
                   mx=x[i];
               if(x[i]<mn)
                   mn=x[i];
           }
       }
       int FindTotal()       //returns sum of the array
       {
           int t=0;
           for(int i=0;i<7;i++)
               t=t+x[i];
           return t;
       }
};
int main(){
   int total,mx,mn;
   FIVE ob1;
   ob1.READ();
   ob1.Display();
   ob1.FindMaxMin(mx,mn);
   total=(ob1.FindTotal());
   cout<<" Maximum: "<< mx;
   cout<<" Minimum: "<< mn;
   cout<< " Total: " << total ;
}

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