Create a program that asks the user for the size of the array of fears and then integer inputs which represents a certain fear. Store these integer inputs in the array of fears you created after getting the size. Then, ask the user for the value of x which represents the fear of the stranger we're helping. Finally, go through the array of fears and check if the fear of the stranger is not in the array of fears. If it is not in there, print "You have nothing to worry about". Otherwise, just be silent...
Create a program that asks the user for the size of the array of fears and then integer inputs which represents a certain fear. Store these integer inputs in the array of fears you created after getting the size. Then, ask the user for the value of x which represents the fear of the stranger we're helping. Finally, go through the array of fears and check if the fear of the stranger is not in the array of fears. If it is not in there, print "You have nothing to worry about". Otherwise, just be silent...
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4. Do I Have a Real Fear?
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Shux, I'm starting to get back up but I feel like I'm scared. Life seems too overwhelming.
Wait, what are you saying? Are you saying I don't have to worry about anything because my fear is non-existent in an array of fears?
Instructions:
- Create a program that asks the user for the size of the array of fears and then integer inputs which represents a certain fear. Store these integer inputs in the array of fears you created after getting the size.
- Then, ask the user for the value of x which represents the fear of the stranger we're helping.
- Finally, go through the array of fears and check if the fear of the stranger is not in the array of fears. If it is not in there, print "You have nothing to worry about". Otherwise, just be silent...
Input
1. Size of the array of fears
2. Series of integer values representing the fears
3. Value of x representing the fear of the stranger
Output
Enter the size: 5
Enter fear #1: -3
Enter fear #2: 4
Enter fear #3: 10
Enter fear #4: 1
Enter fear #5: 15
Enter the value of x: 9
You have nothing to worry about
![main.c
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printf("Enter the value of x: ");
scanf("%d" ,&n);
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while (n=f[i])
{
fear-f[i];
if(n==f[i])
{
printf("You have nothing to worry about");
break;
}
-f[i];
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if(n!=f[i])
{
printf("%");
}
}
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return 0;
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Transcribed Image Text:main.c
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printf("Enter the value of x: ");
scanf("%d" ,&n);
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while (n=f[i])
{
fear-f[i];
if(n==f[i])
{
printf("You have nothing to worry about");
break;
}
-f[i];
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if(n!=f[i])
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printf("%");
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return 0;
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main.c
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#include<stdio.h>
Output
3 - int mainO{
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int n,i,ctr,fear,x,f[20];
ctr = n;
Enter the size: 5
Enter fear #1: -3
printf("Enter the size: ");
scanf("%d",&n);
Enter fear #2: 4
8
Enter fear #3: 10
9.
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Enter fear #4: 1
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for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
Enter fear #5: 15
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printf("Enter fear #%d: ",i);
scanf("%i",&f[i]);
}
Enter the value of x: 9
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You have nothing to worry about
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printf("Enter the value of x: ");
scanf("%d",&n);
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Transcribed Image Text:of the stranger
main.c
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#include<stdio.h>
Output
3 - int mainO{
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int n,i,ctr,fear,x,f[20];
ctr = n;
Enter the size: 5
Enter fear #1: -3
printf("Enter the size: ");
scanf("%d",&n);
Enter fear #2: 4
8
Enter fear #3: 10
9.
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Enter fear #4: 1
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for(i=1;i<=n;i++)
Enter fear #5: 15
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printf("Enter fear #%d: ",i);
scanf("%i",&f[i]);
}
Enter the value of x: 9
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You have nothing to worry about
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printf("Enter the value of x: ");
scanf("%d",&n);
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+ 567
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