a. Given the variables valuesArray and arrayPtr defined below, assign the variable arrayPtr to the valuesArray and do pointer arithmetic to print out (using a cout statement) each element of valuesArray. int valuesAray[3] = {66, 23, 92}; int *arrayPtri b. The address of valuesArray[0] is Ox7ffc125d3e20. What is the address of these elements of the array? valuesArray[1] address is: valuesArray[2] address is:

If the input is negative, make numltemsPointer be null. Otherwise, make numltems Pointer point to numltems and multiply the value to which numltems Pointer points by 10. Ex: If the user enters 99, the output should be: Items: 990 406554.2871636.qx3zqy7 1 #include 2 using namespace std; 3 4 int main() { 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 int numItems Pointer; int numItems; cin >> numItems; /* Your solution goes here */ if (numItems Pointer == nullptr) { cout << "Items is negative" << endl; } else { cout << "Items: << *numItemsPointer << endl; } || 1 test passed All tests passed

Write three functions for: mean, remove, display //include any standard libraries needed // - passes in an array along with the size of the array // - returns the mean of all values stored in the array  double mean( const double array [ ], int arraySize); // - Passes in an array, the size of the array by reference, and the index of a value to be removed from the array. // - Removes the value at this index by shifting all of the values after this value up, keeping the same relative order of all values not removed. // - Refuces arraySize by 1. void remove (double array[], not &arraySize, int index); // - Passes in an array and the size of the array. // - outputs each value in the array separated by a comma and space, with mo comma, space or beeline at the end. void display (const double array[], int arraySize); const int ARR_CAP = 100; int main (int argc, char *argv[]){// verify file name provided on command line // open file and verify it opened // declare an array of doubles of…

How difficult is it to duplicate a collection of shared pointers into another array while using the C++ programming language? Create a list of the several approaches you may use to tackle the issue that has been presented to you. Is it the case that copying a shared pointer also copies the objects that it controls? Explain