In this assignment, you will again use the software Raptor to create algorithms and see them run. Raptor is NOT a programming language, but a software application that allows you to create the logic...

In this assignment, you will again use the software Raptor to create algorithms and see them run. Raptor is NOT a programming language, but a software application that allows you to create the logic of a programs using flowchart symbols. Raptor allows you to run the program after you have written it to see if your logic is correct and the program if written in a programming language would give the correct output.

Assignment:

1.
Createa Raptor program that allows a user to enter 10 numbers into an array and then display the number in the reverse order of entry. For example: if the user enters 5243., the display should show 3425. Create an array and enter the user's input. Then display the numbers in the array in the order of last in, first displayed. Be sure to add prompts and labels to your input and display. Save your file using the naming formatLASTNAME_FIRSTNAME_M06-1.Your file should have a .rap extension. Turn in your Raptor file by clicking on the Start Here button in the upper right corner of your screen.

2.Createa raptor program that asks to user to enter 10 numbers into an array. Then display all the numbers, the smallest and the largest. Be sure to add prompts and labels to your input and display. Save your file using the naming formatLASTNAME_FIRSTNAME_M06-2.Your file should have a .rap extension. Turn in your Raptor file by clicking on the Start Here button in the upper right corner of your screen.

Documentation is very important for this course and in the field. For all Raptor and all programs, an expectation is that comments will be incorporated into all assignments. For this assignment only the header comments will be required. Both header comments and step comments are encouraged as it will help for logic to be better. Header comments should include the following:

• Name of theRaptor program


• Authorof theRaptor program


• Version of theRaptor programand the date of its last revision


• Summary/goal of the Raptor program


• Variables used with a short description of the variable, as well as theformat of the data (e.g. datatype)