#include Assume now you have an integer array with any possible size, named array$[].$ Now you need to create few functions with array$[]$ as one of the arguments

which can perform the following computations as stated below:

identify$\_$max$()$: Identify and return the highest value $($max$).$

identify$\_$min$()$: Identify and return the lowest value $($min$).$

calculate$\_$mean$()$: Calculate the average value $($mean$)$ of array and return in floating point value.

sorting$\_$median$()$: Sort the array in ascending or descending order according to user instructions $($e$.$g$.1=$ sort in ascending order, $2=$ sort in

descending order$)$ and determine the median value in floating point. The sorted array will also be part of the arguments $($due to a function only can

return one value at one time$).$

Hints: the option of ascending$/$descending can be passed as one of the function arguments.

array$\_$arithmetic$()$: By receiving an array as the input, this function computes addition and multiplication of all the array elements. The array will not

return any value but the result of addition and multiplication will be written to the arguments $($due to a function only can return one value at one

time$).$

Hints: Instead of calling a function which passing an argument by value, you need to call a function which passing an argument by pointer or

reference.