1. Write a function called lessThan that has three parameters:
a one dimensional array of floats called nums
an int n which is the size of the array
a float amount
The function should return the number of elements in nums which
are less than amount
2. Write a prototype for the lessThan function.
3. Write the statements to call lessThan from problem 1 and print the
number of elements which are less than amount.
4. Write another function called lessThan that has two parameters:
a two dimensional array of floats called nums
a float amount
The function should return the number of elements in nums which
are less than amount. Assume that global constants ROWS and COLS
have been defined, and that ROWS is equal to the number of rows
in nums, and COLS is equal to the number of columns in nums.
5. Write a prototype for the lessThan function from problem 4.
6. Write the statements to call lessThan from problem 4 and print the
number of elements which are less than amount.
7. Given a 10 x 10 array of ints called matrix:
A. write the statements to compute and print the sum of the
elements in row 4
B. write the statements to compute and print the sum of the
elements in column 3
C. write the statements to display the elements in the following
order: the first output line will be column 9, the second
output line will be column 8, the third output line will be
column 7, and continuing, until the last output line will
be column 0
8. Write a function sum_up_row that is passed a 2-dim array named
TABLE containing floats. It should return the sum of the elements of
a specified row. The specified row will be a parameter called
specifiedrow. The number of columns in the array is COLUMNS.
9. Write a prototype for the sum_up_row function.
10. Write the statements to call sum_up_row to add up the third row of
a 2D array named table, and then print the sum.
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