Modify the supplied program (arrayLab.cpp) to make it work properly.
/* arrayLab.cpp Name: CIS 150 Date: CIS 150 Chapter 8 Arrays Lab */ /* Place your name and section at the top in comments. Read the instructions for each section and then implement your solution within this program. */ #include <iostream> using namespace std; int main() { // 1. Declare an array of type integer named iNum and initialize // it with the values 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. // 2. Write a statement to output the third element of array iNum // followed by a newline. // 3. Write a statement to store the value 12 in the last // element of array iNum. // 4. Declare an integer variable named index and set that variable // to the value needed to use it as an index to access the second // element of the array iNum. // 5. Use the variable "index" as a subscript to display the // second value of the iNum array. // 6. Write a "while" loop using index that will output all of the // elements of the array iNum. The values should be separated by // a space and a newline should be output at the end. // 7. Write a function that takes three arguments. The first is the // name of an integer array, the second is an integer that specifies // a position in the array, and the third is an integer that will // be stored in the array. This function returns nothing. // 8. Write the prototype for the function above and place it before main() // 9. Call the function you wrote and send it the iNum array, 1, and 21 as // the arguments, which should store 21 in the second element of the array. //10. Write a "for" loop using index that will output all of the elements // of the array iNum. The values should be separated by a space and // a newline should be output at the end. cout << "Press enter to continue..."; cin.get(); return 0; }
6 4 2 4 6 8 12 2 21 6 8 12 Press enter to continue...