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Transcribed Image Text:EXERCISE 27
Writing a function that calculates the occurrence of an integer A in an integer array T of size N.
EXERCISE 28
Tis an array of N integers. N is defined as a constant equal to 10.
Write a procedure proc1(int *T) that reads the N elements of the array by checking that the entered
values are between 10 and 20. This procedure will display thereafter the N values of the array, the sum
value, the maximum value and the minimum value of elements in this array.
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