Rasheeda has been diagnosed with anosognosia. Based on what…
Rasheeda has been diagnosed with anosognosia. Based on what you have learned in this chapter, Rasheeda _________.
Rasheeda has been diagnosed with anosognosia. Based on what…
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Rаsheedа hаs been diagnоsed with anоsоgnosia. Based on what you have learned in this chapter, Rasheeda _________.
Instructiоns: If yоu did nоt downloаd the mаin.cpp stаrter file before starting the exam, open the starter file now and manually type it into your coding environment. You must use an installed IDE on your computer (e.g., Code::Blocks, Visual Studio, Xcode). Online IDEs are not allowed. No internet use is allowed during the exam. Open your IDE and write the program specified below. You have 75 minutes to complete the exam. When you finish: Upload only your .cpp file to Canvas. Do not upload a ZIP folder. Double-check that you are submitting the correct .cpp file. Do not alter or remove any code already in main(). You may write additional code to display the array for testing purposes. Requirements: #1 Write an integer function called getMax(). The function should prompt the user to enter 5 integers. Use a loop to prompt for the inputs. The function should return the maximum of the 5 integers entered. For example, if the user enters: 3, 4, 9, 1, 5, the function should return 9. #2 Write a Boolean function called removeValue(). This function works with a BIG array that has a fixed capacity. A separate variable, size, keeps track of how many elements in the array are currently being used. This function is passed an array, the current number of elements in the array, and an integer to remove. If the value passed is in the array, the function will remove it, update the size of the array, and return true. If the value is not in the array, return false. You can assume the value appears at most once in the array. Be sure to update the size before the function ends. Grading Rubric: Program compiles and output is produced. +1 getMax() function: returns the correct maximum value for all cases +2 uses a loop to prompt the user for the 5 integers +1 removeValue() function: correctly identifies if the passed value is in the array +1 removes the value being passed to the function if it is the array +2 loops through the array with no bounds errors +1 correctly returns true if the value was removed, false otherwise +1 correctly updates the size of the array +1
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