Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
7th Edition
ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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**Question 3**

**Create a function called reduce**

- Inputs are the starting address of an integer array and the size of the array.
- Dynamically allocate memory for a new array half the size of the inputted array.
- Using a loop place every other element from the inputted array into the newly created array.
- Return the address of the new array.

**Create a function called print**

- Inputs are the starting address of an integer array and the size of the array.
- Using a loop print out all the elements from the inputted array.

**In the main function**

- Create the following integer array `int x[] = {3,5,21,45,16,19};`
- Use the reduce function to reduce the size of the array `x`.
- Use the print function to print out the array `x` and the reduced version of `x`.
- Free up all allocated memory.

Use function prototypes and pointer notation for all arrays.

**Output example**

```
3 5 21 45 16 19
3 21 16
```
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Transcribed Image Text:**Question 3** **Create a function called reduce** - Inputs are the starting address of an integer array and the size of the array. - Dynamically allocate memory for a new array half the size of the inputted array. - Using a loop place every other element from the inputted array into the newly created array. - Return the address of the new array. **Create a function called print** - Inputs are the starting address of an integer array and the size of the array. - Using a loop print out all the elements from the inputted array. **In the main function** - Create the following integer array `int x[] = {3,5,21,45,16,19};` - Use the reduce function to reduce the size of the array `x`. - Use the print function to print out the array `x` and the reduced version of `x`. - Free up all allocated memory. Use function prototypes and pointer notation for all arrays. **Output example** ``` 3 5 21 45 16 19 3 21 16 ```
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