Answer:
void reverse(char dest[], char source[], int size)
{
for(int i=0;i<size;i++)//using for loop.
{
dest[i]=source[i];//assigning each element of source array to dest array.
}
int s=0,e=size-1;//initializing two elements s with 0 and e with size -1.
while(s<e){
char t=des[s]; //SWAPPING
dest[s]=dest[e]; //SWAPPING
dest[e]=t; //SWAPPING
s++;
e--;
}
}
Explanation:
I have used while loop to reverse the array.I have initialize two integer variables s and e with 0 and size-1.Looping until s becomes greater than e.
It will work as follows:
first s=0 and e=0.
dest[0] will be swapped with dest[size-1]
then s=1 and e=size-2.
then des[1] will be swapped with dest[size-2]
and it will keep on going till s is less than e.
Arthur needs "relative cell reference" to copy cell C13 to D13 including the formula from cell C13.
In Microsoft Office Excel, there are two types of cell references: the relative cell reference and the absolute cell reference. Relative cell reference is by default. This reference is convenient because whenever you need to copy a cell across other cell it also repeat the same calculations.
Answer:
Following are the code in the Java Programming Language.
//print first element of the array
System.out.println(runTimes[0]);
//Print second element of the array
System.out.println(runTimes[1]);
//print third element of the array
System.out.println(runTimes[2]);
Explanation:
<u>Following are the description of the Program</u>:
In the above program, There is the integer type array variable that is 'runTimes' and its index value is 5. Then, initialize values in the array one by one which means firstly, they insert in index 0, then in index 1, and so on. Finally, we have to print the first three elements of the array. So, we set the System.out.println() function three times to print array by passing array name and first three index value with it.
