I want to write a function that will take an array of integers and determine the mode of those integers. Can anyone help out ?
If someone could show me an example I would be forever grateful.
Thanks a ton.
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Finding the Mode of an integer array
I want to write a function that will take an array of integers and determine the mode of those integers. Can anyone help out ?
If someone could show me an example I would be forever grateful.
Thanks a ton.
void foo( int bar[], int arraysize )
It's fairly simple. You'd be best served using two arugments, one to denote the size of the array you are passing.
Quzah.
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Do a search on this board, there have been many discussions on this topic. One such is this one.
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What I've set up is to prompt the "user" for the number of test subjects that were surveyed.
I then dynamically create the array of integers with that many elements.
I then prompt the user to input into the array the number of movies the test subjects watched.
I then calculate the average, median, and the mode of the values entered.
average(); works fine
median(); works fine
its the mode() that I'm just not getting.
Hey thanks alot guys, I really appreciate it.
hk_mp5kpdw thanks for the link, I would never have thought about using vectors.
