Function Basics Drill B

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A drill to learn and/or refresh on function and functional programming basics.

Before doing this drill, complete "Function Basics Drill A".

The requirements for this drill are:

This drill is like "Function Basics Drill A" except in this drill you will come up with your own functions
Download "function-basics-drill-2.txt" (see "Provided Code")
The provided file is a plain text file
Complete problems 1 through 7 (problem 1 is done for you)
Include a code comment with each problem describing what the function does
At least three of your functions should have an array as input and manipulate it
At least three of your functions should be multi-line functions

Your deliverables for this drill:

In this zip file you will find the starter file "function-basics-drill-2.txt":

The term "write" will imply "write an algorithm in pseudocode"
Some solutions are provided to help you get started -- see provided TXT file
Pseudocode is unlike normal program code -- it does not need to be run -- however if desired (i.e., optionally) you can play and test it in the algorithm lab
Functions may be generally written in simpler abbreviated (Arrow) function format (unless otherwise noted)

Create a ZIP file
Be sure to create a ".zip" archive type and not other archive types
Name your ZIP file in the usual way ("XX -- FirstName LastName.zip" where "XX" is the provided assignment/drill name (typically just two or three letters like "A1", "A99", or "D1", etc) and FirstName and LastName are your corresponding names in the school computer system). E.g., "A99 -- Suni Lee.zip"
Add your entire assignment working directory (containing all your source files) into the ZIP file
Do not nest .zip files -- do not put other .zip files into the ZIP archive file
Your submit should be one ZIP file
Submit ZIP file into the appropriate "Assignment" drop box

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