Arrays and Pointers II. Write C statement to do each of the following. a) Declare f, g, and h to be of type pointer to int b) Declare an array nums of type int with 5 elements and the value 16, 9, 8,7 and 23. c) Declares, t and v as integers. d) Have f refer to t both are declared above. e) Make t = 12 using the pointer f. f) Increment t by 1 using pointer f. g) Have g refer to the array nums both are declared above. h) Have h refer to the 5th element of nums. i) Have t = to the 3rd element of nums using g j) Declare ptrs as an array of 8 pointers to int k) Have ptrs[3] point to the 4th element of nums 1) To have f point to memory allocated using malloc to nums[1] number of integers m) To have q point to memory allocated using calloc to t number of integers

Arrays and Pointers II. Write C statement to do each of the following. a) Declare f, g, and h to be of type pointer to int b) Declare an array nums of type int with 5 elements and the value 16, 9, 8,7 and 23. c) Declares, t and v as integers. d) Have f refer to t both are declared above. e) Make t = 12 using the pointer f. f) Increment t by 1 using pointer f. g) Have g refer to the array nums both are declared above. h) Have h refer to the 5th element of nums. i) Have t = to the 3rd element of nums using g j) Declare ptrs as an array of 8 pointers to int k) Have ptrs[3] point to the 4th element of nums 1) To have f point to memory allocated using malloc to nums[1] number of integers m) To have q point to memory allocated using calloc to t number of integers

C++ for Engineers and Scientists

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Author:Bronson, Gary J.

Publisher:Bronson, Gary J.

Chapter7: Arrays

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1PP: (Statistics) a. Write a C++ program that reads a list of double-precision grades from the keyboard...

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