1. Write a function called void swap with two parameters, which will receive the address of x and y as pointer. The function should swap the value of x and y only if x is larger than y. Print the value of x and y after the function call. 2. Write a function called double getAverage(int *array, int SIZE), where it accept the array as pointer, and return the average of the array. Print the returned value from this function. Always use *array rather than subscript to access the array value.

1- Write a user-defined function that accepts an array of integers. The function should generate the percentage each value in the array is of the total of all array values. Store the % value in another array. That array should also be declared as a formal parameter of the function. 2- In the main function, create a prompt that asks the user for inputs to the array. Ask the user to enter up to 20 values, and type -1 when done. (-1 is the sentinel value). It marks the end of the array. A user can put in any number of variables up to 20 (20 is the size of the array, it could be partially filled). 3- Display a table like the following example, showing each data value and what percentage each value is of the total of all array values. Do this by invoking the function in part 1.

Define a function named “getExamListInfo” that accepts an array of Exam objects and its size. It will return the following information to the caller: - The number of exams with perfect score - The number of exams with “Pass” status - The index of the Exam object in the array that has the largest score. For example, if you get the exam info for this array of Exam object Exam examList[] = { {"Midterm1 Exam", 90}, {"Midterm2 Exam", 80}, {"Final Exam", 50}, {"Extra Credit", 100}, {"Initial Test", 0}, {"Homework1", 69} } ; You will get Perfect Count: 1 Pass Count: 3 Index of the largest: 3  C++

8. using c++, Write a function method that determines the mean of all the values in an array of integers. Your mean function should call a separate function that you write that determines the sum. Don’t use built-in sum or mean gadgets, but roll your own.

Write a function that accepts (but does not read) a 2D array of marks and length (the number of students).  The function returns a one-dimensional array with the total marks of the students and the class average. Write the declarations, and show the call to the function from function main.  Assume all input and output take place in function main, not in this function, and you do not have to write the code to read in the data.  Show the main program and the function call.   const int NUM_STUDENTS = 35; const int NUM_ASG = 5; //Purpose: To calculate the total marks for 35 students and the class average //PreCondition: marks is a 2D array already filled with 5 marks for each student //                             length is the actual number of students with marks //Post Condition: total is a 1D array which is the total of the 5 marks for each student avg is the class average of the total array (for length number of students) void TotalAverage(const double marks[][NUM_ASG], int length,…

Write a findSpelling Function -PHP Write a function findSpellings($word, $allWords) that takes a string and an array of dictionary words as parameters. The function should return an array of possible spellings for a misspelled $word. One way to approach this is to use the soundex() Words that have the same soundex are spelled similarly. Return an array of words from $allWords that match the soundex for $word.   I have most of the code. How do I append the $sound to the $mathcing array?

Write a function that accepts (but does not read) a 2D array of marks and length (the number of students).  The function returns a one-dimensional array with the total marks of the students and the class average. Write the declarations, and show the call to the function from function main.  Assume all input and output take place in function main, not in this function, and you do not have to write the code to read in the data.  Show the main program and the function call.   const int NUM_STUDENTS = 35; const int NUM_ASG = 5; //Purpose: To calculate the total marks for 35 students and the class average //PreCondition: marks is a 2D array already filled with 5 marks for each student //                             length is the actual number of students with marks //Post Condition: total is a 1D array which is the total of the 5 marks for each student avg is the class average of the total array (for length number of students) void TotalAverage(const double marks[][NUM_ASG], int length,…

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