Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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[画像:**Program Instruction Overview** This program is designed to utilize two arrays, each capable of holding six integers. It requires the creation of four additional functions, all to be invoked by the main function: 1. **Input Function:** - **Purpose:** To input values into an array. - **Parameters:** An array of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Prompts the user to enter values (can be negative, positive, or zero). - Uses a `for` loop to collect the user's input. - This function is executed twice to accommodate both arrays. 2. **Boolean Function:** - **Purpose:** To compare two arrays for identical values. - **Parameters:** Two arrays, each consisting of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Returns `true` if the arrays are identical (same values in the same order), otherwise returns `false`. - Arrays must remain unchanged. - Processes the arrays using a `for` loop. 3. **Double Function:** - **Purpose:** To calculate the average of an array’s elements. - **Parameters:** An array of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Returns the average of the array elements. - This function is called twice to compute averages for both arrays. - Uses a `for` loop for processing. - Does not modify the array. 4. **Output Function:** - **Purpose:** To display the arrays, their averages, and whether they are identical. - **Parameters:** - Two arrays. - Two double values representing the averages of these arrays. - A boolean value indicating if the arrays are identical. - **Functionality:** - Outputs the data without returning any value. - Arrays remain unchanged. - Utilizes a `for` loop for printing array elements. **Desired Output Format:** ``` Array #1: 10 34 -15 0 80 97 Array #2: 10 34 -15 5 80 97 Array #1 average: 34.333 Array #2 average: 35.167 The arrays are NOT identical ``` **Notes:** 1. Averages are displayed with three decimal places. 2. Variable names and function names should be descriptive and meaningful. 3. Include your name in]
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Transcribed Image Text:**Program Instruction Overview** This program is designed to utilize two arrays, each capable of holding six integers. It requires the creation of four additional functions, all to be invoked by the main function: 1. **Input Function:** - **Purpose:** To input values into an array. - **Parameters:** An array of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Prompts the user to enter values (can be negative, positive, or zero). - Uses a `for` loop to collect the user's input. - This function is executed twice to accommodate both arrays. 2. **Boolean Function:** - **Purpose:** To compare two arrays for identical values. - **Parameters:** Two arrays, each consisting of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Returns `true` if the arrays are identical (same values in the same order), otherwise returns `false`. - Arrays must remain unchanged. - Processes the arrays using a `for` loop. 3. **Double Function:** - **Purpose:** To calculate the average of an array’s elements. - **Parameters:** An array of six integers. - **Functionality:** - Returns the average of the array elements. - This function is called twice to compute averages for both arrays. - Uses a `for` loop for processing. - Does not modify the array. 4. **Output Function:** - **Purpose:** To display the arrays, their averages, and whether they are identical. - **Parameters:** - Two arrays. - Two double values representing the averages of these arrays. - A boolean value indicating if the arrays are identical. - **Functionality:** - Outputs the data without returning any value. - Arrays remain unchanged. - Utilizes a `for` loop for printing array elements. **Desired Output Format:** ``` Array #1: 10 34 -15 0 80 97 Array #2: 10 34 -15 5 80 97 Array #1 average: 34.333 Array #2 average: 35.167 The arrays are NOT identical ``` **Notes:** 1. Averages are displayed with three decimal places. 2. Variable names and function names should be descriptive and meaningful. 3. Include your name in
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