In the "Common Array Algorithms" section, you learned how to find the position of an element in an array. Suppose you want to find the position of the second match. You could remove the first match and start over, but that would be wasteful. Instead, adapt the algorithm from that section so that it starts the search at a given position, not zero. Complete the following code.

In the "Common Array Algorithms" section, you learned how to find the position of an element in an array. Suppose you want to find the position of the second match. You could remove the first match and start over, but that would be wasteful. Instead, adapt the algorithm from that section so that it starts the search at a given position, not zero. Complete the following code.

Microsoft Visual C#

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Chapter6: Using Arrays

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