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Chapter 6, Problem 1E
Program Plan Intro
Program Plan
1. Below mentioned variables are used
- intArray− integer array that holds 10 integers as array elements.
- input− input value for array element read from the console.
- position − position of array element given as input from the user to search for the element.
- Pos −position value converted to int type.
Program description:
This program is for creating a console application that creates an array of ten elements and these elements are given as input through the console. It offers four options to the user that is to view the array elements in order and to view by the position of the element or to view in the reverse order. The fourth option is to quit the application.
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Write a program that display the position of a given element in an array. You should print the index (i.e. the
position) of the element. If the element appears more than one time than you should print all its positions.
The size of the array should be entered by the user. If the element does not occur then you should display
element not found.
Sample1:
Enter the size of the array: 5
Enter an array of size 5: 44 5 13 44 67
Enter the element to find: 44
44 is found at position
44 is found at position
44 occurs 2 time(s)
Sample2:
Enter the size of the array: 4
Enter an array of size 4: 12 150 17 20
Enter the element: 18
18 is not found
The array size declarator must be an integer expression with a value greater than or equal to zero.
True
False
An array is a group of memory locations related by the fact that they all have the same name and but can be of different type.
True or False
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