Problem 1
For a one-dimensional array of numbers (use 1 to 10, in ascending order), write a function that displays the array elements in reverse order.
Please note that, for simplicity, you can have the in-order numbers in your program rather than entering as part of the program
Problem 2
Write a program which accepts a string of content and then replaces every occurrence of the letter e with the letter x.
For example, if you entered the expression For example, the output would be For xxamplx
Problem 3
Write a program which accepts a traditional name entry of first name followed by last name and then displays the name as last name, first name.
For example, if you entered the name Michael Smith, the output would be Smith, Michael
Problem 4 (optional, for 10 bonus points)
Modify the program you wrote for Problem 3 to include an array of 5 names.
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