Write a program that declares an array of 5 integers called intArray. Do this in main(). Call function fill_up (Display 7-4 in your Module 12 download) from main, passing in a reference to intArray Load the array with the followng values (2, 4, 6, 8, 10). Print the contents of intArray. Do this in main

declare and implement a function called arrayCount.arrayCount takes two arguments an array of ints, and a single intvalue. it returns a count(as an int) of the number of times that passed int argument appears in the array.

Implement a function named largerThanN  that accepts three arguments: an array of type int,  the size of the array of type int and an int number n. The function should display all of the numbers in the array that are greater than the number n. in the main() function create an array named numbers containing 10 integers :  30,20,50,2,-1,44,3,12,90,32  Ask the user to enter a number. Call the the function  largerThanN  and pass the array , the size and the number that user entered. Sa

this is insturction Write a program which prompts the user to enter up to 15 floating point numbers (terminated with a non-numeric), reads them into an array, then prints the following. The program must use an array (not a vector) to get credit. The array values in the original order, separated by commas, with no trailing comma at the last value. The array values where the order of each adjacent pair of elements is swapped, separated by commas (NOT every element swapped with its next neighbor, which would just move the first element to the end, but every original pair swapped only in that pair. For an odd element count, the last element should not change. See examples below.) The smallest number in the array. Example program outputs with user input shown in bold font: Enter up to 15 numbers, and a non-numeric to quit: 1 0 -1.001 # Original array: 1, 0, -1.001 The swapped array: 0, 1, -1.001 Smallest number: -1.001 Enter up to 15 numbers, and a non-numeric to quit: 1 0 -1.001 5 ,…