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Exercise 4-2-1

Answer these questions in class or for homework.

1. Declare a reference to life, a boolean array.  Solution
2. Declare and allocate memory for a 1000 element integer array named price. Solution
3. Declare an integer variable constant named ELEMENTS to have a value of 13. Solution
4. Declare and allocate memory for a double array named numbers. The number of elements in the array is contained in a variable constant named ELEMENTS. Solution
5. Initialize an array named small with the values of 23.34, 45.1, 75.4, and 12.3. Solution
6. Use a loop to assign the values 0, 3, 6, 9, ..., 36 to the elements of an array named triples. Solution
7. Create an int array named sample with 3 elements. Create a loop that will use keyboard input to ask for user input for the values of the 3 elements.
   e.g.
   Enter the value of element #0: 23
   Enter the value of element #1: -23
   Enter the value of element #2: 3
   
   Solution
   
   
8. Use a loop to add up the values in the array in question 6, triples, and display the answer. Hint: use this code as a base for the loop. Solution
9. Use an if statement inside a loop to add up the values in the array named triples that are divisible by 4. Display the answer. Hint: use modulus operator.  Solution
10. Make a menu driven program that will allow the user to do the following options:
    1. enter 10 elements into an array of 10 elements
    2. display the elements
    3. find the smallest value in the array
       
       Here is a section of code to help you get started with the menu driven program format.
       You are given a menu driven program that will repeat until you enter in the letter Q (or q).
       You have to fill in the 3 sections to complete tasks a, b, and c.
       
       
        
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