Write a program called final.cpp that takes numbers from the user and places corresponding numbers into an array, one by one. After each new entry from the user, the program prints out the current array of numbers. Several rules must be followed: • Each new number is checked and added to the array ONLY if it is larger than the number in the previous position in the array. This condition is not checked for the first number. In other words, the new number is rejected and nothing is added to the array if the entry is too-small. • The new number is added to the array EXCEPT: • If the user enters a number greater than 60, the number O is added to the array instead. • If the user enters a multiple of 5 (and less than or equal to 60), the number 5 is added to the array instead. The program exits after 7 numbers have been placed into the array. Programming requirements: • You must define and call at least one function. I recommend printArray(.) • You must use at least one array

Write a program called final.cpp that takes numbers from the user and places corresponding numbers into an array, one by one. After each new entry from the user, the program prints out the current array of numbers. Several rules must be followed: • Each new number is checked and added to the array ONLY if it is larger than the number in the previous position in the array. This condition is not checked for the first number. In other words, the new number is rejected and nothing is added to the array if the entry is too-small. • The new number is added to the array EXCEPT: • If the user enters a number greater than 60, the number O is added to the array instead. • If the user enters a multiple of 5 (and less than or equal to 60), the number 5 is added to the array instead. The program exits after 7 numbers have been placed into the array. Programming requirements: • You must define and call at least one function. I recommend printArray(.) • You must use at least one array

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

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