In this exercise, you modify the highest number program from the chapter. If necessary, create a new project named ModifyThis20 Project and save it in the Cpp8\Chap11 folder. Enter the C++ instructions shown earlier in Figure 11-27 into a new source file named ModifyThis20.cpp. Change the filename in the first comment to ModifyThis20.cpp. Modify the program to also display the lowest number in the array. Use a value-returning function named getLowest. Save and then run the program. Test the program appropriately.

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1 //Highest.cpp - displays the highest number in an array 2 //Created/revised by on 4 #include 5 using namespace std; 7 //function prototype 8 int getHighest(int numArray[], int numElements); 10 int main() 11 { int numbers [4] = {13, 2, 40, 25}; 12 13 cout <« "The highest number in the array is <« getHighest(numbers, 4) << "." « endl; return 0; 14 15 16 17 } //end of main function 18 19 //***** function definitions***** 20 int getHighest(int numArray[], int numElements) 21 { 22 //assign first element's value to the high variable int high = numArray[0]; 24 //begin search with second element for (int sub = 1; sub < numElements; sub += 1) if (numArray[sub] > high) high = numArray[sub]; //end if 25 26 27 28 29 //end for return high; 32 } //end of getHighest function 30 31 A Highest Number The highest number in the array is 40. Press any key to continue Figure 11-27 Highest number program Z22N~2 222 33