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    The document provides two C++ code examples for counting the number of even and odd integers in an array. The first example uses a for loop to iterate through the array, checks each element for divisibility by 2, and increments the even and odd counter variables accordingly. It then prints the final even and odd count values. The second example also uses a for loop to iterate the array, checks elements for divisibility, and prints each even/odd element while incrementing the respective counter variables. It concludes by printing the total even and odd counts.

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    The document provides two C++ code examples for counting the number of even and odd integers in an array. The first example uses a for loop to iterate through the array, checks each element for divisibility by 2, and increments the even and odd counter variables accordingly. It then prints the final even and odd count values. The second example also uses a for loop to iterate the array, checks elements for divisibility, and prints each even/odd element while incrementing the respective counter variables. It concludes by printing the total even and odd counts.

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    The document provides two C++ code examples for counting the number of even and odd integers in an array. The first example uses a for loop to iterate through the array, checks each element for divisibility by 2, and increments the even and odd counter variables accordingly. It then prints the final even and odd count values. The second example also uses a for loop to iterate the array, checks elements for divisibility, and prints each even/odd element while incrementing the respective counter variables. It concludes by printing the total even and odd counts.

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    The document provides two C++ code examples for counting the number of even and odd integers in an array. The first example uses a for loop to iterate through the array, checks each element for divisibility by 2, and increments the even and odd counter variables accordingly. It then prints the final even and odd count values. The second example also uses a for loop to iterate the array, checks elements for divisibility, and prints each even/odd element while incrementing the respective counter variables. It concludes by printing the total even and odd counts.

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    Programming based on Arrays :

    1. write a program to find the number of even integers and odd integers in a given
    array in c++ language

    a)
    #include<iostream.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    Void main()
    {
    int a[5],count_even=0,count_odd=0,i;

    for(i=0;i<5;i++)
    cin<<&a[i];
    /* display the number of odd and even intergers */
    for(i=0;i<5;i++)
    {
    if((a[i]%2 ==0))
    cout<<count_even++;
    if((a[i]%2==1))
    cout<<count_odd++;
    }
    Cout<<count_even<<count_odd”;
    getch();
    }
     
    b)
    #include<iostream.h>
    #include<conio.h>
    void main()
    {
    int a[10],even=0,odd=0,i;
    for(i=0;i<9;i++)
    {
    if(a[i]%2==0)
    {
    Cout<<”\ta[i]”;
    even++;
    }
    else
    {
    Cout<<”\ta[i]”;
    odd++;
    }
    }
    Cout<<"Total no of Even found is="<<even;
    Cout<<”Total no of Odd found is=”<<odd;
    getch();
    }
     

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