for c++
1. Write the statement, which declares a pointer to an integer data-type. Name the pointer 'd_address'.
2. Write a function definition header named 'return_address' which returns a pointer to a dynamically created array of integers. The function should receive an integer in a variable named 'numbers'.
Note: do not write the code for the function block, only the header!
3. Write the statement, which dynamically creates a new array of integers. The number of elements for this array should be 'numbers'. The address of this new array should be assigned to pointer variable 'd_address'.
Assume that 'd_address' is already declared.
4. Rewrite the following in pointer notation. Use the simplest form, assuming that this call is not part of a loop; in other words, do not include a counter which would reach the zero element:
array[0] -
Programming questions(c++)?
How far did you get?
What parts are you having trouble with?
It seems pretty straight forward, so I'll need convincing as to why I should do your homework.
garland flower
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