using c statements

the project is to write a suite of functions that help other developers with their everyday tasks when dealing with arrays. You will be writing functions that are geared towards int arrays, while other members in your development team will be writing function suites geared towards float and char arrays.

Your manager has decided that the following five functions would help increase developer efficiency the most:

1.Function to calculate the mean of an array of integers

2.Function to calculate the max value in an integer array

3.Function to calculate the min value in an integer array

4.Function to print the contents of an integer array in a very well formatted and easy to

read fashion

5.Function to zero out an integer array (set all elements to 0)

Your manager has helped you out and decided to name the functions for you:

1. mean_of_array

2. max_of_array

3. min_of_array

4. print_array

5. zero_array

Function Properties:

mean_of_array

This function should accept two arguments

The first argument should be an integer array

The second argument should be the length of the array

This function should calculate the mean of all of the numbers stored in the

array

This function should return the mean as a float

max_of_array

This function should accept two arguments

The first argument should be an integer array

The second argument should be the length of the array

This function should calculate the maximum value out of all the numbers

stored in the array

This function should return the max value as an int

min_of_array

This function should accept two arguments

The first argument should be an integer array

The second argument should be the length of the array

This function should calculate the minimum value out of all the numbers

stored in the array

This function should return the min value as an int

print_array

This function should accept two arguments

The first argument should be an integer array

The second argument should be the length of the array

This function should print the contents of the array in a well formatted and

easy to read fashion

This function should not return anything

zero_array

This function should accept two arguments

The first argument should be an integer array

The second argument should be the length of the array

This function should set all of the elements of the array to be 0

This function should not return anything

the manager has also helped you out by writing some of the code for testing your suite of functions.

#include  /* ===== User-defined function prototypes ===== */ 

/* ===== Main function ===== */ int main() { 

 /* ===== Declaration section ===== */ const int LENGTH = 7; int test_array[LENGTH]; test_array[0] = 13; 

 test_array[1] = 11; test_array[2] = -5; test_array[3] = 7; test_array[4] = -5; test_array[5] = 8; test_array[6] = -1; float mean_result = 0.0; int max_result = 0; 

 int min_result = 0; 

 /* ===== Execution section ===== */ 

 /* Code to test function 1 */ 

 /* Code to test function 2 */ 

 /* Code to test function 3 */ 

 /* Code to test function 4 */ 

 /* Code to test function 5 */ 

return 0; }

/* ===== User-defined function definitions ===== */ 

the job is to write the five functions (prototypes and definitions), and then write code in the main function that tests your user-defined functions by calling them and printing the result if necessary. A test array has been declared and initialized with values for you to use when testing your functions. Three other variables have been declared that should be used to store the return value of functions 1-3.