C++

// main.cpp

//

#include

#include

#include

using namespace std;

static const long N = 100000;

// TODO: your dot product function goes here!

// int dotProduct( ...

// {

// // ...

// }

int main()

{

// read in data set 1

ifstream data1("sample_vector_1.dat");

array v1;

for (long i = 0; i

{

data1 >> v1[i];

}

data1.close();

// read in data set 2

ifstream data2("sample_vector_2.dat");

array v2;

for (long i = 0; i

{

data2 >> v2[i];

}

data2.close();

// TODO: call your dot product function below and store the result in the variable dot

// long dot = dotProduct( ...

cout

}

inside of array objects, it is your job to compute the dot product of those two arrays. 2. Rules You must compute the dot-product within a new function (you will add this new function to main.cpp above the main function). Be mindful of the variable N within the program, use this when referring to the size of the array! o o