Using the skeleton program file shown, complete a program that will prompt the user to enter in the number of integers they wish to store. Store them in an integer array. Then loop through the array to find the smallest number. Report the smallest number at the end. Take note of: If you initialize the smallest number to 0 and the user does not enter in a 0, will your answer be correct? Make sure to initialize it to a stored value before comparison. Reminder: You must use the ampersand to scanf) into an array location. Eg. scanf(" %d", &array(x]): Test input data would be the size followed by the numbers you want stored and compared. Ex: If the input for an array size of 6 is: 6 5 10 5 3 21 2 the output is: To achieve the above, first read the integers into an array.

Structured English uses a simple English language to make structured programming easier for non-professionals. The program is divided into various parts that are known as logical statements. These statements are written in a simple English language.