#include<iostream>
using namespace std;

int add_up(int *numbers, size_t length){
	/* TODO:  Finish this function */
}

/* TODO:  Add function swap, from task 2 */

/* TODO:  Add function find_mam, from task 3 */

int main(){
	/*
	 * Calculate and print out the first 28 fibonacci numbers
	 * Description of the fibonacci numbers:  
	 * https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibonacci_sequence
	 * Note that some sources start the sequence at 1 instead of 0
	 */
	int array[30] = {0, 1};
	cout << "0 1 ";
	/* Take a few minutes to understand this next line.
	 * It's all made of pieces you've seen already, so it should make sense after a while. */ 
	for(int *ai = array + 2; ai < array + 30; cout << (*ai++ = *(ai - 1) + *(ai - 2)) << " ");
	cout << "\n"; // This is not in the loop, because of the semicolon on the line above
	
	// Task 1:  Add up the last 10 numbers 
	cout << add_up(/* TODO:  Add parameters for this function call */) << endl;

	// Task 2:  Write the function swap, so it swaps the values of a and b
	int a = 34, b = 299;
	swap(&a, &b);
	cout << "a = " << a << " b = " << b << endl;

	// Task 3:  Figure out max, average, and minimum
	int max, average, minimum;
	find_mam(array, 30, &max, &average, &minimum);
	cout << "Max:  " << max << endl;
	cout << "Average:  " << average << endl;
	cout << "Min:  " << minimum << endl;

	return 0;
}