Code in C++ Language Print first those numbers that are divisible by three but not divisible by 5. I just hate 5. After doing that, print those other numbers that are divisible by three that we chose to leave out. Then print all the other numbers that are not divisible by 5. Lastly, place all those numbers left at the last. Ha, serves you right, five! Input: The first number represents the count of numbers in the array. The succeeding inputs are the numbers from ranging from 1 to 100. INPUT: 5 40 36 15 9 22 Output: The newly-arranged numbers as stated in the definition, separated by new lines. The first to appear in that category shall also be printed first. OUTPUT: 36 9 15 22 40

Code in C++ Language Print first those numbers that are divisible by three but not divisible by 5. I just hate 5. After doing that, print those other numbers that are divisible by three that we chose to leave out. Then print all the other numbers that are not divisible by 5. Lastly, place all those numbers left at the last. Ha, serves you right, five! Input: The first number represents the count of numbers in the array. The succeeding inputs are the numbers from ranging from 1 to 100. INPUT: 5 40 36 15 9 22 Output: The newly-arranged numbers as stated in the definition, separated by new lines. The first to appear in that category shall also be printed first. OUTPUT: 36 9 15 22 40

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

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Author:D. S. Malik

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Chapter8: Arrays And Strings

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