LAB 9 - Array madness

Given the following incomplete C++ program.  Complete each function such that:

· function readin, reads values from a data file into the array

· function printarray, prints the array

· function addto adds the prompted value to each element of the array

· function reverse, copies the elements of the array into a second array in reverse order.

Feel free to declare more variables if needed.

The program: 

#include <iostream>

#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

ifstream infile;

ofstream outfile;

const int size = 10;

void readin ( int [ ], int);

void addto (int [ ] , int, int);

void reverse (int [ ], int [ ], int );

void printarray ( int [ ], int);

int

main()

{

int array1[size], array2[size];

int num;

infile.open("data.txt");

if(infile.fail())

     {

cerr << "Input file failed to open.";

abort();

     }

outfile.open("output2.txt");

if (outfile.fail())

     {

cerr << "Output file failed to open.";

abort();

     }

readin(array1, size);

printarray(array1, size);

cout << "What would you like to add to the array? ";

cin >> num;

addto(array1, size, num);

printarray(array1, size);

reverse(array1, array2, size);

printarray(array2, size);

return 0;

}

void readin ( int a [ ], int num_elem)

{

int i;

     //finish function

}

void addto (int a[ ] , int num_ele, int n)

{

int i;

     //finish function

}

void reverse (int a[ ], int a2[ ], int num_ele )

{

int i, count;

     //finish function

}

void printarray (int a[ ], int num_ele)

{

int i;

     //finish function

}