Your outputted results should fulfill the following requirements. 1) Like above blue command shows, three parameters will be given when running your program.
2) The first number represents the number of your array’s dimension and the number of values for each dimension. For example, a 3 means your array would be a 3x3x3 array. Another example, if a 2 is given, your array would be a 2x2 array.
3) After creating the array, you should fill the array with incremental numbers, starting with 1. The lower dimension fills first. For example, a 2-dimensional array, the values after filling as follow: array[0][0]=1, array[0][1]=2, array[1][0]=3, array[1][1]=4.
4) The second number represents the starting index. The third number represents the ending index. Your result should be the sum of the same indexes. For example, a three-dimensional array whose starting index is 1, ending index is 2, the result would be array[1][1][1] + array[2][2][2]. Another example, the three-dimensional array whose starting index is 0, ending index is 2, the result would be array[0][0][0]+array[1][1][1]+array [2][2][2].
5) The first parameter k ranges from 1 to 5 (including 1 and 5). The second parameter i and the third parameter j range from 0 to 4 (i<=j). Meanwhile, i, j < k.