Suppose an array has been declared in the Declarations section of the Code window with the statement Dim scores (50) As Double and numbers assigned to the elements cores having subscripts 0 to 50 by the frmOrder_Load event procedure. In Exercises 15 through 18, write a procedure to perform the stated task. Determine whether the array is in ascending order. Determine whether the array is in descending order. In Exercises 19 and 20, suppose arrays a, b, and c are class-level and that arrays a and b have each been assigned 20 numbers in ascending order (duplications may occur) by a frmNumbers_Load event procedure. For instance, array a might hold the numbers 1, 3, 3, 3 9, ... Write a procedure to place all the 40 numbers from arrays a and b into c so that c is also in ascending order. The array c could contain duplications. Write a procedure to place the numbers from a and b into c so that c also has ascending order, but contains no duplications. Write a program to display the average score and the number of above-average scores on an exam. Each time the user clicks a "Record Score" button, a grade should be read from a text box. The average score and the number of above-average scores should be displayed in a list box whenever the user clicks on a "Display Average" button. (Assume that the class has at most 100 students.) Use a function to calculate the average and another function to determine the number of above average scores. Suppose that an array of 100 names is in ascending order. Write a procedure to search for a name input by the user. If the first letter of the name is found in N through Z, then the search should begin with the 100th element of the array and proceed backward. Write a program that asks the user for a month by number and then displays the name of that month. For instance, if the user inputs 2, the program should display February. An anagram of a word or phrase is another word or phrase that uses the same letters with the same frequency. Punctuation marks and spaces are ignored. Write a program that requests two words or phases as input and determines if they are anagrams of each other. (Test the program with the pair of phrases DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER and HE DID VIEW THE WAR DOINGS.) Suppose an array has been declared in the Declarations section of the Code window with the Statement Dim scores(50) As Double and numbers assigned to the elements having subscripts 0 to 50 by the frmOrder_Load event procedure. In Exercises 15 through I8, write a procedure to perform the stated task. Determine whether the array is in ascending order. Determine whether the array is in descending order. In Exercises 19 and 20, suppose arrays a, b, and c are class-level and that arrays a and b have each been assigned 20 numbers in ascending order (duplications may occur) by a frmNumber_Load event procedure. For instance, array a might hold the numbers 1, 3, 3, 3, 9, 9... Write a procedure to place all the 40 numbers from arrays a and b into c so that c is also in ascending order. The array c could contain duplications. Write a procedure to place the numbers from a and b into c so that c also has ascending order, but contains no duplications. Write a program to display the average score and the number of above-average scores on an exam. Each time the user clicks a "Record Score" button, a grade should be read from a text box. The average score and the number of above-average scores should be displayed in a list box whenever the user clicks on a "Display Average" button. (Assume that the class has at most 100 students.) Use a function to calculate the average and another function to determine the number of above-average scores. Suppose that an array of 100 names is in ascending order. Write a procedure to search for a name input by the user. It the first letter of the name is found in N through Z, then the search should begin with the 100th element of the array and proceed backward. Suppose an array has been declared in the Declarations section of the Code window with the statement Dim scores (50) As Double and numbers assigned to the elements cores having subscripts 0 to 50 by the frmOrder_Load event procedure. In Exercises 15 through 18, write a procedure to perform the stated task. Determine whether the array is in ascending order. Determine whether the array is in descending order. In Exercises 19 and 20, suppose arrays a, b, and c are class-level and that arrays a and b have each been assigned 20 numbers in ascending order (duplications may occur) by a frmNumbers_Load event procedure. For instance, array a might hold the numbers 1, 3, 3, 3 9, ... Write a procedure to place all the 40 numbers from arrays a and b into c so that c is also in ascending order. The array c could contain duplications. Write a procedure to place the numbers from a and b into c so that c also has ascending order, but contains no duplications. Write a program to display the average score and the number of above-average scores on an exam. Each time the user clicks a "Record Score" button, a grade should be read from a text box. The average score and the number of above-average scores should be displayed in a list box whenever the user clicks on a "Display Average" button. (Assume that the class has at most 100 students.) Use a function to calculate the average and another function to determine the number of above average scores. Suppose that an array of 100 names is in ascending order. Write a procedure to search for a name input by the user. If the first letter of the name is found in N through Z, then the search should begin with the 100th element of the array and proceed backward. Write a program that asks the user for a month by number and then displays the name of that month. For instance, if the user inputs 2, the program should display February. An anagram of a word or phrase is another word or phrase that uses the same letters with the same frequency. Punctuation marks and spaces are ignored. Write a program that requests two words or phases as input and determines if they are anagrams of each other. (Test the program with the pair of phrases DWIGHT DAVID EISENHOWER and HE DID VIEW THE WAR DOINGS.) Suppose an array has been declared in the Declarations section of the Code window with the Statement Dim scores(50) As Double and numbers assigned to the elements having subscripts 0 to 50 by the frmOrder_Load event procedure. In Exercises 15 through I8, write a procedure to perform the stated task. Determine whether the array is in ascending order. Determine whether the array is in descending order. In Exercises 19 and 20, suppose arrays a, b, and c are class-level and that arrays a and b have each been assigned 20 numbers in ascending order (duplications may occur) by a frmNumber_Load event procedure. For instance, array a might hold the numbers 1, 3, 3, 3, 9, 9... Write a procedure to place all the 40 numbers from arrays a and b into c so that c is also in ascending order. The array c could contain duplications. Write a procedure to place the numbers from a and b into c so that c also has ascending order, but contains no duplications. Write a program to display the average score and the number of above-average scores on an exam. Each time the user clicks a "Record Score" button, a grade should be read from a text box. The average score and the number of above-average scores should be displayed in a list box whenever the user clicks on a "Display Average" button. (Assume that the class has at most 100 students.) Use a function to calculate the average and another function to determine the number of above-average scores. Suppose that an array of 100 names is in ascending order. Write a procedure to search for a name input by the user. It the first letter of the name is found in N through Z, then the search should begin with the 100th element of the array and proceed backward