Backward processing of an array

[sunrise]

Can someone help me with this program? Please!

Create an array named fun[] of 20 integers. Initialize it to the
expression: fun = 7 * i * i - 4 * i - 500

where i is the index to the array. Process the array backward and
output only those elements whose values are positive and within a
range as specified by the user.
Thank you.

 

[Mike Wahler]

Can someone help me with this program? Please!

Certainly, as soon as you show us your program.
You weren't expecting someone to write it for
you, were you?

Create an array named fun[] of 20 integers. Initialize it to the
expression: fun = 7 * i * i - 4 * i - 500

Well, there's one line already written for you.
All you need to do is add the semicolon.

where i is the index to the array. Process

Does 'process' mean the storing of the values,
retrieving the values, or both?

the array backward

Hint: start with the largest index, and count down
to zero.

and
output only those elements whose values are positive and within a
range as specified by the user.

Hint:

if(fun > 0 && fun >= lowest && fun <= highest)
printf("%d\n", array);

Thank you.

You're welcome.

-Mike

 

[David Hilsee]

Can someone help me with this program? Please!

Create an array named fun[] of 20 integers. Initialize it to the
expression: fun = 7 * i * i - 4 * i - 500

where i is the index to the array. Process the array backward and
output only those elements whose values are positive and within a
range as specified by the user.
Thank you.

This sounds like homework. I believe your answer lies in the FAQ
(http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/) under section 5, questions 2 and
following.

 

[Ioannis Vranos]

Can someone help me with this program? Please!

Just do it a step at a time.


1. > Create an array named fun[] of 20 integers.

2. > Initialize it to the

expression: fun = 7 * i * i - 4 * i - 500

where i is the index to the array.

4. > Process the array backward and

output only those elements whose values are positive and

3. > within a