Write the four sorting functions and the three comparison functionsnecessary to perform the following actions. No need to write the algorithmfor this problem.● Sort an array of integers in ascending order.● Sort an array of doubles in descending order.● Sort an array of characters in ascending order.In the main program call your functions to sort the three arrays alreadydeclared and initialized.Note: You must use the qsort function as presented in the slides. Youcannot use any other method to sort the arrays.intmain (void) {int array1[8] = {67, 98, 23, 11, 47, 13, 94, 58};double array2[8] = {-6.4, 2.65, 32.745, -3.9, 2.2, 11.742, -23.523,0.0};char array3[8] = {'a', 'G', '?', 'm', '#', 'B', 'n', '%'};// sort array1 in ascending order and print the resulting array.// sort array2 in descending order and print the resulting array.// sort array3 in ascending order and print the resulting array.return (0);}

Write the four sorting functions and the three comparison functionsnecessary to perform the following actions. No need to write the algorithmfor this problem.● Sort an array of integers in ascending order.● Sort an array of doubles in descending order.● Sort an array of characters in ascending order.In the main program call your functions to sort the three arrays alreadydeclared and initialized.Note: You must use the qsort function as presented in the slides. Youcannot use any other method to sort the arrays.intmain (void) {int array1[8] = {67, 98, 23, 11, 47, 13, 94, 58};double array2[8] = {-6.4, 2.65, 32.745, -3.9, 2.2, 11.742, -23.523,0.0};char array3[8] = {'a', 'G', '?', 'm', '#', 'B', 'n', '%'};// sort array1 in ascending order and print the resulting array.// sort array2 in descending order and print the resulting array.// sort array3 in ascending order and print the resulting array.return (0);}

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

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Chapter7: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10PP: (Modify) Modify the program written for Exercise 9 by adding an eighth column to the array. The...

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