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professor190 [17]
4 years ago
5

Write a function that takes an array of integers and its size as parameters and prints the two largest values in the array. In t

his question, the largest value and the second largest value cannot be the same, even if the largest value occurs multiple times.
Computers and Technology
1 answer:
ivolga24 [154]4 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Following are the program in c++ language  

#include <iostream> // header file

using namespace std; // namespace

void largest(int a[], int size); // function declaration

int main() // main method

{

int arr[30],n,count1=0; // variable declaration

cout<<" enter the size elements in array:";

cin>>n; // read the input by user

cout<<"enter array elements:";

for(int k=0;k<n;k++) // iterating over the loop

cin>>arr[k]; // read the elements in the array

largest(arr,n); // calling function largest

return 0;

}

void largest(int a[], int n1) // function definition

{

int i, maximum, second,count=0; // variable declaration

if(n1<2) // checkiing the condition

{

cout<<"invalid input"; // print the message

return;

}

else

{

maximum =INT8_MIN; // store the minimum value of an object

second=INT8_MIN; //store the minimum value of an object

for(i = 0;i<n1; i ++) // iterating over the loop

{

if (a[i]>maximum) // comparing the condition

{

second = maximum; // store the maximum value in the second variable

maximum = a[i];

count++; // increment the count

}

else if (a[i] > second && a[i] != maximum)

{

second = a[i];

count++;

}

}

}

if(count<2)

{

cout<<"Maximum value:"<<maximum; // display the maximum value

cout<<" all the value are equal";

}

else

{

cout<<"Maximum value:"<<maximum; // display the maximum value

cout<<"Second largest:"<<second;// display the  second maximum value

}

}

Output:

enter the size elements in array:4

enter array elements:5

47

58

8

Maximum value:58 Second largest:47

Explanation:

Following are the description of program

  • In this program, we create a function largest which calculated the largest and the second largest element in the array.
  • Firstly check the size of elements in the if block. If the size is less then 2 then an invalid messages will be printed on console otherwise the control moves to the else block.
  • In the else block it stores the minimum value of an object in a maximum and second variable by using INT8_MIN function. After that iterating the loop and find the largest and second-largest element in the array .
  • In this loop, we used the if-else block and find the largest and second-largest element.
  • Finally, print the largest and second-largest elements in the array
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