Answer:
Complete the main method as follows:
int num;
cin>>num;
int i = 0;
while(num!=0){
array[i] = num;
cin>>num;
i++;
}
Complete the printArray function as follows:
void printArray(int array[]){
int i =0;
while(array[i]!=0){
cout<<array[i]<<" ";
i++;
}}
Explanation:
<u>Main method</u>
This declares a variable that gets input from the user
int num;
This gets input from the user
cin>>num;
This initializes a count variable to 0. It represents the index of the current array element
int i = 0;
while(num!=0){
This inserts the inputted number to the array
array[i] = num;
This gets another input
cin>>num;
The counter is incremented by 1
i++;
}
The above loop is repeated until the users enters 0
<u>printArray method</u>
This declares the array
void printArray(int array[]){
This initializes a counter variable to 0
int i =0;
This is repeated until array element is 0
while(array[i]!=0){
Print array element
cout<<array[i]<<" ";
Increase counter by 1
i++;
}}
<em>See attachment for complete program</em>
The contents of an array of type char can be displayed with the cout operator. <span>Array declarations </span>must<span> contain the information about the size of the array. It is possible to leave the size out of the [ ] in the declaration </span>as long as<span> you initialize the array inline, in which case the array is made just large enough to capture the initialized data. </span>
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