Fix the code in the code tab to pass this challenge (only syntax errors). Look at the examples below to get an idea of what the function should do. Examples sumArray ([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) → 15 sumArray ([-1, 0, 1]) sumArray ([0, 4, 8, 12]) → 24 Notes • READ EVERY WORD CAREFULLY, CHARACTER BY CHARACTER! • Don't overthink this challenge; it's not supposed to be hard.

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use c code to develop the condition and function for the following items and then redevelop the code by adding the function as shown below, the original code has been given below. Hint: a)the function need to be made and develop  and than add to the code 1. print Reverse 2. void reverseIt 3. void search Array 4.void search array 5. void array copy and void arrayDiff) b) the answer must be include and output and c code void printReverse(int array[], size); //prints the array reverselyvoid reverseIt(int array[], size); //reverses an arrayvoid searchArray(int array[], int size, int num);// returns the first index of the array whose value is num.//returns -1 if the number was not found in the array// optional for lab 6:void searchnArray(int array[], int size, int num, int n);// returns the nth index of the array whose value is num.//returns -1 if the number was not found in the arrayvoid arrayCopy (int arDest[], int arSource[], int commonSize);// copies cells from arSourc to arDestvoid…

Please note global variables are not allowed to use in this assignment except of global constants.     Find Median. In statistics, the median of a set of values is the value that lies in the middle when the values are arranged in sorted order. If the set has an even number of values, then the median is taken to be the average of the two middle values. Write a C++ program that determines the median of a sorted array. In the main function, Declare and initialize two arrays. One array must contain an even number of values, for example {91, 71, 67, 78, 76, 82, 100, 89}. The other array must contain an odd number of values, for example {76, 71, 78, 67, 82}. Call a function named sortArray to sort the values in each array in ascending order. should take an array of numbers and an integer indicating the size of the array as the arguments, and sort the array in ascending order. This function does not return any value. Call another function named findMedian to find the median of the values in…

It's important to note that the name of an array by itself is really a pointer to the first element of the array. Therefore passing an array to function is simple since you can just specify the name of the array. Are these statements true?

PYTHON Problem Statement Given a list of numbers (nums), for each element in nums, calculate how many numbers in the list are smaller than it. Write a function that does the calculation and returns the result (as a list). For example, if you are given [6,5,4,8], your function should return [2, 1, 0, 3] because there are two numbers less than 6, one number less than 5, zero numbers less than 4, and three numbers less than 8. Sample Input smaller_than_current([6,5,4,8]) Sample Output [2, 1, 0, 3]

Q5/ write a program to compute the value of R from X,Y and Z values which are X=[0,1,2......9], Y= [2,4,6,.,20], and Z=(1,3,5,...,19]. Print the values of X,Y,Z, and R as adjacent columns. R = √A²+B²+C² X √x² + y² +2² A = . B=√36X* +9Y²+252² T C = √9+sin³Y+Z MATLAB

Python question Application: Big-O Notation (Q8-11)  For each of the time complexities in this segment give the tightest bound in terms of a simple polylogarithmic function using big-O notation. Note: use the ‘^’ symbol to indicate exponents, i.e., write O(n^2) for O(n2).   Question 8 (Big-O Notation 1) T(n) =  n2+ log n + n   Question 9 (Big-O Notation 2) T(n) = n/3 + 4 log n + 2n log(n)   Question 10 (Big-O Notation 3) T(n) = 7n5 + 2n   Question 11 (Big-O Notation 4) T(n) = (n%5) + 12,000

Test IPs that your system has recently contacted to see if they are still reachable. # Loop over the output of ip n # Use $(echo | cut) to parse just the IP address # Ping the IP once to see if it is alive # Test the exit code and report that the IP is "UP" or "DOWN" 3. Optionally, clean up the output # Using /dev/null, hide the output of ping so that only your IP UP/DOWN is displayed