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This was part of a questionnaire. I have no idea what they are asking... my closest guess is float rational please help! thank you.

Write a program which initializes two vectors, one of type integer, the other of string. Populate the string type vector with five strings (‘one’, ‘two’, ... ‘five’). Populate the integer vector with [ 5 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 5 ]. Write a function that empties the …

Write exactly four lines of code which declare one vector and one string (of any size and value you choose) and print their size to the console using a call to a member function of each variable’s respective class. I would write a sample but I dont really have much …

Write a function that accepts an array of integers and determines the difference between the integers. For example, if the array [3 7 8 13 11] is passed to the function, it prints to the screen [3 4 1 5 -2]. mine give me : 3, 4 ,4 9, 2 …

Write a function that accepts an array of integers and determines the product of each two integers. Although you can create a fixed size array in main, your function should work no matter what size of array is passed to the function. MY code: [CODE]#include <iostream> using namespace std; void …

Write a function to compute the value of the following series. f(x, y) = y( ((1/1) - (1/3)) + ((1/5) - (1/7)) + ((1/9) - (1/11)) ... + (1/(4x-3) - 1/(4x-1)) ) where the values x and y are given by the user. The main function should continue to query …

[CODE]#include <cmath> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void prime(int num) { int numPrime=true; for(int c=2;c<num;c++) { if (num % c == 0) { numPrime=false; break; } } if (numPrime == true) cout << "TRUE" << endl; else cout << "FALSE" << endl; } int main () { int n; int …