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It\'s an assignment over arrays. for loop and while loop.

Question and the sample (example of an) output is given for better understanding

Description: In this homework, we will implement what we just learned about arrays with our previous work on loops. Problem: Create two finite arrays with the same number of elements (anywhere from 5 to 15 elements in each array, you pick). Ask the user for a starting value to fill in the arrays Use a FOR loop or WHILE loop to initialize the 1st array, starting at the value given by the user, and with each element incrementing by 1. For example: array10 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 if the user enters 1 as the value for an array with 6 elements. Use another loop to assign array1\'s elements to array2 in descending order. For example, if array1 11, 12, 13), then array2 {13, 12, 11h. Print out the result of both arrays. Sample output For an array with just 4 elements: Please enter a starting value for the array: 21 Array 100]: 21 Array 1[1]: 22 Array 112]: 23 Array 1[3]: 24 Array 200]: 24 Array 201]:23 Array 202]: 22 Array 203]: 21

Solution

#include<stdio.h>

#include<conio.h>

void main()

{

int Array1[5],Array2[5],n,j=4;

printf(\"Please enter a starting value for the array :\");

scanf(\"%d\",&n);

for(int i=0;i<=4;i++)

{

Array1[i]=n;

n++;

}

printf(\"\ Array1[0] : %d\",Array1[0]);

printf(\"\ Array1[1] : %d\",Array1[1]);

printf(\"\ Array1[2] : %d\",Array1[2]);

printf(\"\ Array1[3] : %d\",Array1[3]);

printf(\"\ Array1[4] : %d\",Array1[4]);

for(int i=0;i<=4;i++)

{

Array2[i]=Array1[j];

Array2[j]=Array1[i];

j--;

}

printf(\"\ Array2[0] : %d\",Array2[0]);

printf(\"\ Array2[1] : %d\",Array2[1]);

printf(\"\ Array2[2] : %d\",Array2[2]);

printf(\"\ Array2[3] : %d\",Array2[3]);

printf(\"\ Array2[4] : %d\",Array2[4]);

clrscr();

}