Write prototype statements for each of the following situations: passing a class

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Write prototype statements for each of the following situations: passing a class object of type TextMessage by reference, returning an integer passing an array of 200 objects of a class of type list, an integer count by value, returning nothing For the previous function prototype - what would be the advantage of passing the integer count of the number of items in the array by REFERENCE instead? Create a staticallly allocated array large enough to hold your favorite food. Instead, show how to create the same array dynamically allocating the memory If. Show how to read the user's favorite food and correctly size the array to just the right amount of memory at run time (e.g., burrito supreme)

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1d) char* newArray; ................................................. newArray[0] = 'a'; // Can be. Allocated address: "&food[0]" newArray[1] = 'b'; // Can be. Allocated address: "&foodl[1]" newArray[2] = 'c'; // Can be. Allocated address: "&food[2]" newArray[3] = 'd'; // Can be. Allocated address: "&food[3]" newArray[4] = 'e'; // Can be. Allocated address: "&food[4]" .............. newArray[N] = 'x'; //Can be allocated till N bytes i.e., n food types

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