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Exercise#2:

Write a program that asks the user to enter the data of 4X4 array. Then the programshould reverse the elements in the matrix diagonal

Example:If the input is

Then, you should reverse diagonals as follows:(1)The main diagonal:

a. Swap list2D[0][0] with list2D[3][3]b. Swap list2D[1][1] with list2D[2][2]

(2)The opposite diagonal:

a. Swap list2D[0][3] with list2D[3][0]b. Swap list2D[1][2] with list2D[2][1]

#include using namespace std;

const int rowSize=4; const int colSize=4;int main(){ double list2D[rowSize][colSize];int row, col; double temp;cout

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Passing 2D arrays to functions

Write a function that finds out the largest element in the main diagonal

#include

#include

#includeusing namespace std;

const int rowSize=4;

const int colSize=4;

void maxDiagonal(int List[ ][colSize]);int main()

{

int list2D[rowSize][colSize];int row, col;

cout

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Write a function that finds the number of vowels per row and columns (as shown in

the output:

#include using namespace std;

void vowel(char A[ ][10], int rowSize, int colSize);

int main(){ int row, col;char list2D[10][10]= { {a, b, c},

{A, I, E}, {X, w, q} };

cout

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Arrays of strings

Declare an array of 3 strings:

string list[3];list[0]=ITCS; //store ITCS in index 0

cout