The code sample would cause compiler errors because it declares an array with a variable size as a function parameter, which is not allowed in C/C++. To fix this, the array would need to be declared within the function with the size parameter. It could also cause runtime errors by accessing outside the bounds of the array in the for loop. This could be fixed by initializing the loop variable to size-1 rather than size to ensure it does not exceed the array bounds.

1. z Why would the following code give a compiler error? How might you fix it? void doStuff
const int size) int array(size) 3) Why might you get run nie errors when running the ng function?
How would you fix it? int sum( int arrayll, int size) 1 3 4 int count 0 for( int size; i> 0; --i sive
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Solution
3) in for(int i=size;i>=0;--i) this will create a logical error which will access array out of bound.
replace intilization of i to size-1, this will take exactly the same number of elements as the size
otherwise a garbage value will be included giving the wrong output.
2) we are declaring local array without using it in the function. there is no use of function for just
declaration.